Interest-Free or Below-Market Loans

question 61

Multiple Choice

Interest-free or below-market loans

• A)must always have interest imputed on them.
• B)may result in treating the borrower as paying interest.
• C)result in treating the entire loan proceeds as a gift.
• D)will always result in at least $1,000 of interest income being imputed.

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Definitions:

Balance Sheet Account Balances

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Accounting Period

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Equality

A principle in accounting that refers to the balance between total debits and total credits in a double-entry bookkeeping system.

Post-Closing Trial Balance

A list of all active general ledger accounts and their balances after closing entries have been posted, used to check the accuracy of closing procedures.