Katy Inc. has been in financial trouble the past few months of 2020. The firm has just saved itself from near bankruptcy by relaxing its credit policy to boost up sales. As a result, collection period of accounts receivable has been prolonged. The company is running out of cash. Overdue accounts payable and other currently maturing obligations have to be paid if the company wants to maintain its credit standing, good relationship with creditors and continue smooth flow of operations.

To solve the problem, the company has the following options to be done on July 1, 2020:

A. Obtain P1,500,000 loans from a bank by pledging P3,000,000 A/R and issuing a 1 year 10% promissory note. Accordingly, the bank will discount the note.

B. Assign P2,000,000 of its A/R to obtain a loan from Taylor Financing which guaranteed Katy Inc. to receive a loan equal to 75% of accounts assigned less service charge equal to 3% of accounts assigned, after it issue a promissory note carrying 3% per month to the said financing institution. Taylor Financing shall be the one to collect the A/R assigned.

C. Sell P2,000,000 of its A/R to Ariana Financing in a notification, without recourse basis. The estimated selling price shall be P1,600,000 after estimating that P200,000 of the accounts might prove to be uncollectible.

D. Factor P2,000,000 of its accounts receivable to Ariana Financing which guaranteed to release 75% of the receivables factored, net of P50,000 service charges.

REQUIRED:

1. If Katy Inc. have chosen the last option and that the related transactions that transpired are as follows:

Jul 15 - Received notice from Ariana Financing that customers were granted returns of P40,000 and allowance of P20,000.

July 23 - 70% of the receivables factored were collected and P36,000 discount were granted.

July 30 - Remaining receivables were collected.

What are the related journal entries to be made in 2020?