ACCT 2001 Chapter Notes - Chapter 8: Contingent Liability, Annual Percentage Rate, Effective Interest Rate

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Most firms maintain lines of credit with banks under which they can borrow money up to specified limits. Promissory note- unconditional written promise to pay a definite sum of money on demand or a future date. The person signing the note and promising to pay is the maker of the note; the person promised the payment is the payee. The payee records the note by debiting notes receivable (viewed as an asset) A note may also be negoitiable- the owner may transfer the note to another person. Maturity date- date on which payment of a ote is due. There are a couple ways to state a maturity date. A specific future date a specific number of months or years after the day on the note. A specific number of days after the date on the note- a 20 day notes. The maturity date is determined by counting the exact number of dates after the date of the note.

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