Docile Company assigned $1.5 million of accounts receivable to a bank in exchange for cash of $1,125,000 less a $60,000 service charge on July 1. In August, $800,000 more of accounts receivable was assigned and $22,500 of interest expense was paid. On September 1, $500,000 of assigned accounts receivable was collected, $325,000 was paid to the bank to pay down the loan, $6,500 of interest was paid, and $168,500 of excess cash was received.
Docile Company assigned $1.5 million of accounts receivable to a bank in exchange for cash of $1,125,000 less a $60,000 service charge on July 1. In August, $800,000 more of accounts receivable was assigned and $22,500 of interest expense was paid. On September 1, $500,000 of assigned accounts receivable was collected, $325,000 was paid to the bank to pay down the loan, $6,500 of interest was paid, and $168,500 of excess cash was received.
Docile Company assigned $1.5 million of accounts receivable to a bank in exchange for cash of $1,125,000 less a $60,000 service charge on July 1. In August, $800,000 more of accounts receivable was assigned and $22,500 of interest expense was paid. On September 1, $500,000 of assigned accounts receivable was collected, $325,000 was paid to the bank to pay down the loan, $6,500 of interest was paid, and $168,500 of excess cash was received.
Docile Company assigned $1.5 million of accounts receivable to a bank in exchange for cash of $1,125,000 less a $60,000 service charge on July 1. In August, $800,000 more of accounts receivable was assigned and $22,500 of interest expense was paid. On September 1, $500,000 of assigned accounts receivable was collected, $325,000 was paid to the bank to pay down the loan, $6,500 of interest was paid, and $168,500 of excess cash was received.