CHAPTER 7 ACCOUNTING FOR RECEIVABLES - Harper College
Since the remaining 15 days are less than the 31 days in October, the note is due on October 15. b) Interest: Calculated as Principal X Rate X Time $12,000 x .10 x 90 days/360 days = $300 Time is calculated as the term of the note divided by 360 days for the year. Time is always based on a 360-day year. c) Maturity Value: ................
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