ans 1 | ||||||||
Date | Interest paid | Interest expenses T*3% | Discount amortized | Unamortised amt | Carrying value | |||
Dec 31 2017 | 467675 | 6467675 | ||||||
June 30 2018 | 150000 | 194030 | 44030 | 423645 | 6423645 | |||
Dec 31 2018 | 150000 | 192709 | 42709 | 380935 | 6380935 | |||
June 30 2019 | 150000 | 191428 | 41428 | 339507 | 6339507 | |||
Total | 128168 | |||||||
Total | ||||||||
Interest paid=6000000*2.5% | 150000 | |||||||
Ans 2 | ||||||||
Accounts Title | Dr | Cr | ||||||
a) | Cash | 6467675 | ||||||
Premium on Bonds payable | 467675 | |||||||
Convertible Bonds Payable | 6000000 | |||||||
b) | ||||||||
June 30 2018 | Interest expenses | 194030 | ||||||
Premium on Bonds payable | 44030 | |||||||
Cash | 150000 | |||||||
c) | Interest expenses | 192709 | ||||||
Dec 31 2018 | Premium on Bonds payable | 42709 | ||||||
Cash | 0 | |||||||
d) | ||||||||
2-Jul | Convertible Bonds Payable | 3000000 | ||||||
Premium on Bonds payable | 169754 | |||||||
Cash (3000000/100*104) | 3120000 | |||||||
Gain on retirement bonds | 49754 | |||||||
Date | Interest paid | Interest expenses T*3% | Discount amortized | Unamortised amt | Carrying value | |||
Dec 31 2017 | 233837 | 3233837 | (3000000/100*107.79458 | |||||
June 30 2018 | 75000 | 97015 | 22015 | 211822 | 3211822 | |||
Dec 31 2018 | 75000 | 96355 | 21355 | 190468 | 3190468 | |||
June 30 2019 | 75000 | 95714 | 20714 | 169754 | 3169754 | |||
Total | 64084 | |||||||
e) | ||||||||
2-Jul | Convertible Bonds Payable | 3000000 | ||||||
Premium on Bonds payable | 113169 | |||||||
Common stock | 3113169 | |||||||
Date | Interest paid | Interest expenses T*3% | Discount amortized | Unamortised amt | Carrying value | |||
Dec 31 2017 | 155892 | 2155892 | (2000000/100*107.79458 | |||||
June 30 2018 | 50000 | 64677 | 14677 | 141215 | 2141215 | |||
Dec 31 2018 | 50000 | 64236 | 14236 | 126978 | 2126978 | |||
June 30 2019 | 50000 | 63809 | 13809 | 113169 | 2113169 | |||
Total | 42723 | |||||||
3) | Balance Sheet | |||||||
Long term liabilities | ||||||||
Bonds payable | $1,000,000 | |||||||
Add: Premium on Bonds payable | 56585 | $1,056,584.53 | ||||||
Date | Interest paid | Interest expenses T*3% | Discount amortized | Unamortised amt | Carrying value | |||
Dec 31 2017 | 77946 | 1077946 | (1000000/100*107.79458 | |||||
June 30 2018 | 25000 | 32338 | 7338 | 70607 | 1070607 | |||
Dec 31 2018 | 25000 | 32118 | 7118 | 63489 | 1063489 | |||
June 30 2019 | 25000 | 31905 | 6905 | 56585 | 1056585 | |||
Total | 21361 | |||||||
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