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Auto Dealerships - Audit Technique Guide - Uncle Fed's Tax*Board

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Report as a Loan or an Assignment…<br />

(How it Should Be Reported)<br />

I. Accounts Receivable $4,000<br />

Cash (down payment) $1,000<br />

Sale $5,000<br />

To record the sale of the vehicle<br />

II. Cost of Goods Sold $2,500<br />

Inventory $2,500<br />

To record the cost of the vehicle sold<br />

III. Cash $2,000<br />

Advance Payable to Finance Company $2,000<br />

To record advance received from the<br />

finance company<br />

IV. Advance Payable to Finance Company $183<br />

(250 - (17 + 50) )<br />

Interest Expense (Dealer to Fin. Co.) $17<br />

(2000 x (10% / 12) )<br />

Collection Fee Expense $50<br />

(250 x 20%)<br />

Notes Receivable (250 - 33) $217<br />

Interest Income (Dealer held note) $33<br />

(4000 x (10% / 12) )<br />

To record collection of first $250 payment<br />

Reported correctly, the dealership must include ordinary interest in its taxable income<br />

rather than applying all the payments as an offset to notes receivable.<br />

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