Asked by Joshua Waterman on May 16, 2024

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Refer to Exhibit 14-11.Hernandez's interest expense for 2011 is

A) $ 2, 736
B) $ 7, 513
C) $ 8, 265
D) $10, 000

Incremental Interest Rate

The additional interest rate applied to borrowing beyond a predetermined threshold, or the rate used to evaluate the cost of potential projects over the cost of capital.

Present Value

The valuation of an expected income stream determined by discounting the future income to its value in today's dollars.

Interest Expense

This is the cost incurred by an entity for borrowed funds, and it is typically reported on the income statement as a non-operating expense.

  • Comprehend the accounting treatment of non-interest-bearing notes payable, including the acknowledgment of interest expense and sales revenue linked to them.
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Katie GrassaMay 22, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The interest expense for 2011 is calculated by applying the incremental interest rate of 10% to the present value of the note at the beginning of 2011. The present value at the beginning of 2010 is $75,132. The interest for 2011 is 10% of $75,132, which is $7,513.20. This amount is added to the present value to get the value at the beginning of 2011, which is $75,132 + $7,513.20 = $82,645.20. The interest expense for 2011 is 10% of this new amount, which is $8,264.52, rounded to $8,265.