It says finance charge in 1.5% of "receivables". So, shouldn't interest expense and revenue on issuance date be $ 700000 x1.5% = $ 10,500 (and not $ 500000 x 1.5% = $ 7500, as u computed). I'm confused.
I think bank will charge on the amount what they have given to the customer not on the receiveble as receivebles is break into sales discount and sales return...
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Why bank has record interest revenue at the time of payment and also on receipt??
Why they don't record interest one time ???
at the time of payment, its the FINANCE CHARGE at 1.5% that the bank takes, and at the time of receipt its the INTEREST REVENUE at 12%
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It says finance charge in 1.5% of "receivables". So, shouldn't interest expense and revenue on issuance date be $ 700000 x1.5% = $ 10,500 (and not $ 500000 x 1.5% = $ 7500, as u computed). I'm confused.
I think bank will charge on the amount what they have given to the customer not on the receiveble as receivebles is break into sales discount and sales return...
That’s correct Samee.
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