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A note receivable usually includes a specific interest rate, or a rate which is tied to another interest rate, such as a bank’s prime rate. The calculation of the interest earned on a note receivable is: Principal x Interest rate x Time period = Interest earned

 

Upon entry into Calculate Monthly Interest the Calculate Interest window will be displayed. This is only used for Pay Principal or Pay Interest First.

 

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Last Interest Date: This field is non

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editable and used to view the last interest date. If the monthly interest is not calculated, then current system date will be displayed.

 

As Of: It’s a date control, the minimum date for this control is current system date and user cannot select past dates.

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  • Calculate

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  • interest

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Note 1:

  1. Notes receivable system doesn’t calculate the interest for the same day again. In this case following message will be displayed.
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    Click the “Ok" button
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    On click of “Ok” button of warning message, the “OK “ button in the Calculate Interest screen will be disabled.
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  2. If the System date is less than the Last Interest calculation date then following warning message will be displayed and ok button will be disabled.
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Note 2:

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  • form, user can select “As Of” date till next day of last interest calculation date.

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  • Interest will be calculated till the “As Of” Date.
  • Date inserted into General Ledger will be the system date in any case.

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Example: Interest Calculation Date is 03/31/2013

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  • Also source number will be I0401 and not I0331.

 

 

 

Integration with General Ledger: when user calculate the calculate interest then two entries will be inserted into (Journal Entries) with an interest amount for respective note and for respective month. 

Credit - GL Interest Income account

Debit - GL Notes Receivable account (which are configured in the Control file settings)