- 187 - increasing the receivables due to IRA from the Bea Ritch Trusts by $500,000; (2) decreasing IRA's outstanding receivables due from HELO by $701,200; (3) eliminating HELO's $95,000 receivables from Lisle's Basking Ridge Trust and $106,200 from Ballard's Summit Trust; and (4) creating IRA receivables of $95,000 from the Basking Ridge Trusts and $106,200 from the Summit Trust. IRA's general ledger and adjusting journal entries reflected the effect of the transfers on receivables owed to it as follows: HELO Receivables Owed to IRA 1983 Beginning balance $1,189,900 Loan repymt from HELO (11,200) Part. loan repymt HELO (900) Repymt frm HELO via BRT1 (500,000) Lns Bask Rg & Summit via HELO (201,200) Ln fm FIN Acq. via HELO 33,500 Ending balance 510,100 1 No actual payment was made. Instead the receivable due from Bea Ritch Trusts was increased by $500,000. Summit Trust Receivables Owed to IRA 1983 Beg. balance -0- Ln rpymt from Summit ($10,100) Lns BSK RG & SMT via HELO 106,200 Asgn SMT & BSK RG to IFI (96,100) Ending balance -0- Basking Ridge Trust Receivables Owed to IRA 1983 Beg. balance -0- Ln rpymt Frm Bask Rdg ($10,300) Lns BSK RG & SMt via HELO 95,000 Asgn SMT & BSK RT to IFI (84,700) Ending balance -0-Page: Previous 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 Next
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