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On April 1, 2022 Alexander Company purchased a new company car. The company put $2,000 cash down and took a loan for $15,000 at 6%,

On April 1, 2022 Alexander Company purchased a new company car. The company put $2,000 cash down and took a loan for $15,000 at 6%, five years, payments of $289.99

(Work to two decimal places here)

Journal Entry for Purchase Date:

Prepare an Amortization Schedule for the life of the loan. (6%, five years)

Date

Beginning Loan Balance

(Debit)

Interest Expense

(Debit)

Notes

Payable

(Credit)

Cash

Ending Balance

4/1/2022

0

15,000.00

4/30/2022

289.99

5/31/2022

289.99

6/30/202

289.99

What if you wanted to try to pay this off more quickly?

What if you paid an extra $1,000 on 7/1/2022?

What happens with that payment?

When will your next payment be due?

7/1/2022

1,000.00

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