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mount
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urr
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e
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th
e
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fr
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<J
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rr,
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J~
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and
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~ direct origination
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c•
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,
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t
};
,;
~
ff
,
~
,
~
!
'
'
,(;,
rate
on
th
e loan
1s
12%
.
Required:
Prepare
journal
entries
for 202
1,
2022 :ind
202
:1_
Problem
7-2
(IFRS)
Awesome
Bank
granted
a
lo
an
to
a
bor
row€r on
~J
:;
nu
hty
l ,
2021. The
int
eres
t
rate
on
th
e loan i
,,
10%
pay
ab
l~
a
nnu
&
L(i
starting
Decemb
er
3
1,
2021. The loan ma
tu
r,3, in
fi
w:
:r~ar~)
OR
Decemb
er 31,
2025.
Principal
amount
Direct
origination
co
st
Origination fee received from
bc)rrow
er
4/
){ft
J
<~
.h
~
;1
:-,I~
~~
ro
<1
1J
The
effective
rate
on
the
loan after
con
Bi
d
~n
ng t
h<;
d1
rsr
t
origi
nati
on
cos t
and
origin
ab<Jn
fc<~ n:
(;
0
1v
cd
J
ij
12'
0'
,
Required:
1.
Comp
ut
e
the
earry in ~
am<Junt
()
f
th0
1
CJ
f3n
r
oc
~ivabl
e:
,;n
c
lanuary
1,
202
l.
2.
Prepare
a tabJ<:
of'
am<1rtJzution
f(
,r the~
1,o;J
n rt;cr:ivahl~
3.
Prepare
th
e
jour
noJ
,!
nt
r
Jc:
h for 20~1
Hnd
2022.
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pf4
pf5
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Problen

7- 1 (I FRS)

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rl ,I u -r.

Decembe r :n , :l02:i ,

Ht ,l,f < ;,<., 'l'~hf~ '/ / ,

Prin cip a l

amount

Di

rect origina tion

cosL in.curr ,~d

Origination fe

e received from th~ bor r<,w,:r

1/ 11 ,///J

~ f/J,</ / 1

;½~,;, 1 ,

After considering

_the

orig.inati()n

fr: ,; r <:(;,~i w:

<J f r.-)rr, t ;J~

borrower

and th ~ direct origination ().-OHt in c•;rr,~(j, t};,; ~ ff,~,~!''✓,(;,

rate

on th e loan

1s 12%.

Required:

Prepare

journal entries

for 2021,

2022 :ind 202 :1_

Problem 7-2 (IFRS)

Awesome

Bank

granted a

loan to a bor

row€r on ~J:;

nu hty l ,

The int eres t rate on the

loan i,, 10%

pay ab l~ annu &L(i

starting Decemb er 3 1, 2021. The loan matur,3, in fiw: :r~ar~)

OR Decemb

e r 31,

Principalamount

Direct origination co s t

Origination fee received from

bc)rrow er

4/){ftJ

<~.h

~;1 :-,I~

~~ro <11J

The effective rate

on t he loan

after conBi

d~nn g th<; d

rsr t

originati on

cos t and origin ab<Jn fc<~

n:(; 0 1vcd Jij

12'0',

Required:

  1. Comp ut e the earry in ~

am<Junt

()f th 0 1 CJf3n r oc ~ivable: ,;n

clanuary

1, 202 l.

2. Prepare

a tabJ<:

of' am<1rt Jzuti on

f( ,r the~

1,o;Jn rt;cr:ivahl~

3. Prepare th

e jour n o J ,!

nt rJc:h for 20~

Hnd 2022.

2J

j - '

I

Ir

I

I

, r

Problen

7-3 (JFRS)

wer on January 1

borro

,

loan to a ble annually starting

Pauper Bank granted a

1

an is 8% J)aya ·n three years on

9091 Th e

1·nterest

on the

O

rnatures

1

= ... ·

h loan

December

T e

·

December 31, 2023.

Principal

amount

. d

3,000, 000

260,

100,

Direct origination cost

incur_ re h borrower

Origination

fee charged

again

st

t e

·

. c barged tothe borrower .. tion iee c

f'C.

After considering

the ongina

. rred

the

e 1ective

rate

.

.. • ost 1ncu

,

and the direct ong1nat10n c

. .

on the loan is 6%.

Required:

. · £

2

021 2022 and

  1. Prepare journal entries or ,

·- _

.· D

. b r 31 2021.

Present the loan receivable on ecem ~ ,.

Pr_oblem 7-4 (IFRS)

On January 1, 2021, Empress

Bank granted

  • a loan to a

borrower.

The interest on the loan is 10% payable annually on

December 31, 202- .. The loan ma ture ~s in three years on

December 31,

Principal

amount

Direct origination cost incurred

Origination

fee charged against

the borrnwer

5,000,

457,

200,

After considering

the origination

foe cha •a d. · t th

b

. , d h di

.. ..

1 oe aga1ns , e 01 rowe an t e rect orio 01

nation CC>"'t·

  • d l ffi.

.

" 1ncurre

t 1e e

ect1ve

rate on the loan 1s 8%.

' ,

Required:

l , Determine

the carrying amo t

,

un of the loan on Janual'y

~- Pr e par e a tQb]e of

amortization of

t tle

co.st.

1

direct

origination

Pr e pa r e journa l e ntri es for 1)

0

,,

  • '"'1,

2022 and

220

P r obl e m 7-6 (IAA)

Coz y Ban k loa ned a botrowcr P7 ,500,000 o n ,J anu !lry l , 202 )

The ter ms of the Joa n were paym ent In funon r,> ece m b,,r :i I,

2 025, pl uR an nu a l inte r es t pay me n t a t

¾ be rs in ninp

December 3 1, 2021. ,

The in tere st payme nt was made aA sche dul e d on Dece mb q

3 1, 2021. Howeve r, due to fi n a ncial se tb ac ks , t he ho r r ow iir

was una bl e to make the Dec ember 31, 2022 i nt e r es t p ay ment

I,,

T he bank considered the Joan imp ai r ed a nd pro ject ed the

cash fl ows fr om the loan on Dece mb er 3 1, 2022. The ba ni,

a,c c rr1, ed the 1 ,nt,erest on De ceniber 31, 2022.

Projected cash flows

Date of cash flow

De cember 31, 2023

December 31, 2024

December 31, 2025

December 31, 2026

Present value of 1 at 12%

For one period

For two periods

For three periods

F or fotir periods

Required:

Amount proje cted

on December 31 , 2022

1. Compute the presen

December 31, 2022. t value of the

loan receiv a ble on

2. Compute the im.

pa1rment los

s on the I

3. Prepare jou rnal ent. oan receivable.

ri es for 2022

' 2023 a nd 20 24.

probl e m 7- (IAA)

On Dece

mber 31, 2021, Durable Bank has a loan receivable

of P ,000, 000 from a borrower that it is carrying at face

nmount and is due on December 31, 2026.

Tnterest on the loan is payable at 9% each December

The borrowe1~ paid the interest due on December

but informed the bank that it would probably miss ~J}.ext

two years' interest payments because of financial diffjculty.

After that, the borrower is expected to resume the annual

interest payment but it would make the principal payment

one year late, with interest paid for that additional year at

the time of principal payment.

Present value of 1 at 9%

One period

Two periods

Three periods

Four periods ,

Five periods

Six periods

Required: ,,

.

~

. ;

\ ~~ '

  1. Compute the present value of the loan receivable on

December 31, 2021.

Compute the impairment loss to be recognized -on.

December 31, 20121'.

  1. Prepare journal entries from 2021 to 202

7

·

problem 7-

(IFRS)

Modera

te B.a nk

grant

ed a loa n

to _a

borrower

onJa

nu ary

l ,

2

02 1.

The in te

rest

on th

e loan

ts 10% pa y

ab

]e annu

alJy

st

artingDece

mb

er3 1, 2021. Th e loan

m

atur es

inthree

year

8

011

December 3 1, 2023.

Principal amou

nt

Direct

originat

io n cost

incurred

Indirect

origin

ation cost i

ncurred

Ori

gination

fee received

from

th e borr

ow er

After

consi

dering

the ori

ginati on

fee

re ce ived

fro m th e

borrow er

and

the

, direct

originat

ion

cost inc

urred

, t he

effecti ve

r ate on

the loan

is 12%.

What

is the

carrying

amount

ofth

e loan

receivable

on

January

1, 2021?

a. 4, 76

b.

C. 4,

81 0, 000

d. 4,660,

2. Wha t a mo

unt

s hould

be reported

a s int

erest income for

2021

?

a. 571,

b. 500,

C.

476,

d.

What

is t he ca

rryi n g

amou

nt of

th e lo an

receiva ble

on

Dec em

ber

31, 202

1?

a. 5,

000,

0

b.

C.

d.

4,9 10 ,

dapted)

(AICPA

A n

to Abbo Com

pa ni'.

Problem7-lO

d IO-year

1

;~ed interest

rate of

6~

. 1 Bank grante

oOO with a s

~mputed to

be P IS ,65(}

Nat10na

f Pl

500, and

are

.. ·

the amount o

du~ monthly

f direct

loan o ngin~t

ion

Payments are

. red

p40,000?.

ationcost. In ad

dition,

National

Bant(}~fi~direct

lot bfo~ompan

y a

4- point

cost ~ndJ2%~nk

cha

_r~e:tion fee.

Natiof dable loan

origin

.. amount

of t h e

loan

nonre un

. 1 carrying

al B k?

1

What is the

init1a t of Nation

an.

. receivable

on the par

a 1440,

~b: 1:480,

c.

d.

1,520,

.

nt of the loan

payable

2 What is

the initial carrymg

a~ou

. on the part of Abbo Company.

·""-- a.

b. 1,480,

C. 1,500,

d. 1,520,

Problem

7-11 (AICPA

Adapted)

On December

1,2021, Nicole

Company gave

D~wn Comp

any

a P2,000,000,

12% loan. Nicole Company

paid pr oceeds

of

Pl,940,000 after the deduction of a

P60, 000

nonrefun da

ble

loan origination fee.

Principal and interest are due in sixty

monthly

i nstallmen

ts

of P44,500, beginning January

1,2022.

The repayments

yield

an effective

interest rate

of 12% at

a present val

ue of

P2,000,000 and

13.4% at

a present value

ofPl,940,000.

1. What amount

of interest income

should be rePorted

in 2021

9

a. 22,

b. 19,

--c. 21,

d. 20,

  1. What

amount should

be r

t

receivable on

Deceniber

3

e

P

0

2

rted as accrued

interes

a. 44,

, 021?

·

b. 60,

d.

Problem

7- (IAA)

borrower

on Janua

ry l

0 000 to

a

f

ll D

'

World Bank loaned

P9 , ' were payment

in ~ ec: m ~er

The terms of the

~oa~rest

payment

at 121/o

beg innin 31 g 2025 ,

plus annual

int

D

' b 31

ecem er

,

h duled on Dece

ade mb e as sc e

r

The interest

payment was

cial setbacks

, the borr o wer 31

However, due to

n~~r

3

1 2022 interest

pa yme nt.

w~s

unable to make the

Decem

'

.

· m aired

and proJec

ted the

The bank considered

th

e loan

1

ter 31

The ban k h as

cash flows from the loan on Decem

2022

accrued.

the interest

on December

31

,

·

Amount

projecte

d

Date of cash flow

Dece1nber

31, 2023

December

31, 2024

December

31, 2025

December

31, 2026

on December

31, 20

22

The present

value of

1 at 12% is . for on e period

,. two periods,. for

71 for three periods,

and

. 64 for four per i od s.

l.

What amount

should

be reported

as loan impairmen

t lo ss

for 2022?

a. 2,370,

· "1). 3,450,

C.

QQQ

d. 2,450,

What

amount

should

be repo

t d

·

2023?

. ,

. r e as interest

incom

e fo r

.a. 795,

b.

900,

C.

180,QQQ

d.

0

  1. What is the carrying

amount

December

31, 2023?

of the loan receivable

on

a. 5,925,

b.

4,845,

c.

6,330,

d. 7,500,

228

problem

(IAA)

0

. Decem ber

3

  1. 2021

,Oregon

Bank

recorded

.

o/rs

. 000

,

_in a

loan

granted

to a

client.

an lDVestment

The

loan

has. a

10%

effecti~e

0ter~st

rate

payable

annually

·eiT

Dece m b

er 31.

The

pnnc1pal

1s

due

in full

at

t

. -

e,

.

ma

untv

on

Dece

mber

31 , 2024.

.,

Un

fort

un~t

ely,

the

bor~ower

is _

experiencing

significant

financi

al difficul

ty

and "-ill

have

difficult

time

in

making

full

pa yme

nt.

The ba11k

projected

that

the

entire

principal

will

be

paid

a t

maturi

ty

and

-1% interest

or

P

, 000

will

be

paid

annuallv

0

11

Dec

ember

31

ofthe

next

three

years.

There

is

no accrued

inter

est

on

December

31

, 2021.

The

present

value

of

1 a t 10%

for thre

e

p eriods

is 0.75.

and

t he

presen

tvalue

ofan

ordin

ary

annui

ty

of 1

at10% for

three

periods

is 2.49.

\rhat

amount

should

be r e

ported

a s

impairmen

t loss

for

2021?

a.

752

,

b.

600,

C.

250,

d. 748,

\1/hat

amount

should

be reported

as

interest

in come

for

2022?

a.

200,

b. 424

, 800

C.

224,

d.

500,

3

n

h

l

an re

cei,·able

on

· dhat

is

the

carrying

amount

oft

e

0

December

a.

5,000,

b.

3,750,

C. 4,472,

d.

4,672,

229