Req A: | ||||||
Maturity value of bonds | 600000 | |||||
Semi Annual cash interest (600000*10%*6/12) | 30000 | |||||
Annuity PVf at 6% for 10 periods | 7.36009 | |||||
PVF at 6% for10th period | 0.558395 | |||||
Present value of maturity value of bonds | 335037 | |||||
Present value of interest | 220802.7 | |||||
Issue Price of bonds | 555840 | |||||
Amort Chart: | ||||||
Date | Cash | Interest | Discount | Unamortized | Carrying | |
payment | expenses | Amortized | Discount | Value of bonds | ||
01.01.03 | 44160 | 555840 | ||||
30.06.13 | 30000 | 33350.4 | 3350.4 | 40809.6 | 559190.4 | |
31.12.03 | 30000 | 33551.42 | 3551.424 | 37258.18 | 562741.8 | |
30.06.04 | 30000 | 33764.51 | 3764.509 | 33493.67 | 566506.3 | |
31.12.04 | 30000 | 33990.38 | 3990.38 | 29503.29 | 570496.7 | |
30.06.05 | 30000 | 34229.8 | 4229.803 | 25273.48 | 574726.5 | |
31.12.05 | 30000 | 34483.59 | 4483.591 | 20789.89 | 579210.1 | |
30.06.06 | 30000 | 34752.61 | 4752.606 | 16037.29 | 583962.7 | |
31.12.06 | 30000 | 35037.76 | 5037.763 | 10999.52 | 589000.5 | |
30.06.07 | 30000 | 35340.03 | 5340.029 | 5659.495 | 594340.5 | |
31.12.07 | 30000 | 35660.43 | 5660.43 | -0.93537 | 600000.9 | |
Req B: | ||||||
Journal entries: | ||||||
Date | Accounts title and explanation | Debit $ | Credit $ | |||
01.01.03 | Cash account | 555840 | ||||
Discount on bonds payable | 44160 | |||||
Bonds payable | 600000 | |||||
(for bonds issued at discount) | ||||||
30.06.03 | Interest expenses | 33350.4 | ||||
Cash account | 30000 | |||||
Discount on bonds payable | 3350.4 | |||||
(For interest payment and discount amortized) | ||||||
31.12.03 | Interest expenses | 33551.42 | ||||
Cash account | 30000 | |||||
Discount on bonds payable | 3551.42 | |||||
(For interest payment and discount amortized) | ||||||
30.06.04 | Interest expenses | 33764.51 | ||||
Cash account | 30000 | |||||
Discount on bonds payable | 3764.51 | |||||
(For interest payment and discount amortized) | ||||||
Req C: | ||||||
Book value after third interest payment i.e. on 30.06.04 | 566506.3 | |||||
Redemption value of bonds (600000*102%) | 612000 | |||||
Loss on retirement | 45493.7 | |||||
Journal entries: | ||||||
Date | Accounts title and explanation | Debit $ | Credit $ | |||
30.06.04 | Bonds payable | 600000 | ||||
Loss on retirement Account | 45493.7 | |||||
Cash account | 612000 | |||||
Discount on bonds payable | 33493.7 | |||||
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