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Edison Restaurant Supply offers the following credit terms: "The finance charge is based upon the net balance if payment is made within 25 days of the billing date. If payment is made after 25 days, then the finance charge is based on the previous balance. Net balance equals previous balance less payments, returns and credits. In either case, the monthly interest rate is 1.3% on the first $500 of the net balance and 1.1% on any amount over $500."
Compute the net balance, the finance charge, and the new balance for customer Kimberley's Kitchen for two consecutive months. Assume that both payments were made within the 25-day period.
Previous
Returns/
Net
Finance
New
Balance
Payments
Credits
Balance
Charge
Purchases
Balance
a.
$2,874.63
$ 750.00
$261.22
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$409.74
_______
b.
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$2,000.00
$103.74
_______
_______
$612.77
_______
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a.
$2,874.63
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$750.00
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$261.22 = $1,863.41 Net Balance
Net Balance:
$1,863.41
-
500.00
´
1.3% =
$ 6.50
$1,363.41
´
1.1% =
+ 15.00
$21.50 Finance Charge
$1,863.41 + $21.50 + $409.74 = $2,294.65 New Balance
b.
$2,294.65
-
$2,000.00
-
$103.74 = $190.91 Net Balance
$190.91
´
1.3% = $2.48 Finance Charge
$190.91 + $2.48 + $612.77 = $806.16 New Balance
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