Required 1: | ||
The amount of gain should reported $ 18,810 | ||
Explanation : | ||
Particular | Amount($) | |
Present value of note payable due in 3 years (see note 1 ) | $ 188,180 | |
less: Book value of buildings ($ 274,380-$105,010 ) | ($169,370) | |
Gain on sale of building | $ 18,810 | |
Journal entry : | ||
General journal | Debit | Credit |
Note receivable | $ 264,380 | |
Accumulated depreciation | $ 105,010 | |
Building | $ 274,380 | |
Discount on note{(264380+105010)-(274380+18810)} | $ 76,200 | |
Gain on sale of building | $ 18,810 | |
( To record sale of building ) | ||
Note 1: | ||
Present value of note payable rate = 12% , n= 3 years is 0.71178 | ||
($ 264,380 * 0.71178 ) = $ 188,180 ( rounded ) |
Required 2 : | |
Bramble must pay for the bonds = $ 330,373 | |
Explanation : | |
Face value of bonds ( 312 bonds * $ 1000 per bond ) = $ 312,000 | |
Annual interest on bonds = $ 312,000 * 12 % = $ 37,440 | |
Particular | Amount($) |
Present value of $1 on face value of bonds ( see note 2 ) | $ 109,880 |
Present value of annuity on annual interest ( see note 3 ) | $ 220,493 |
Bramble must pay for the bonds | $ 330,373 |
Note 2 : | |
Present value of $1 on face value of bonds ,rate 11% n = 10 years is 0.35218 | |
($ 312,000 * 0.35218 ) = $ 109,880 | |
Note 3: | |
Present value of annuity on annual interest , rate = 11 % , N= 10 years is 5.88923 | |
($37,440 *5.88923 ) = $ 220,493 ( rounded) |
Required 3 : | ||
Cost of machine to be recorded = $ 38,986 | ||
Explanation : | ||
Cost of machine = 5,810 * $ 6.71008 = $ 38,986 ( rounded ) | ||
Present value of annuity , rate = 8 % , n= 10 years is 6.71008 | ||
Journal entry : | ||
General journal | Debit | Credit |
New machine | $ 38,986 | |
Discount on note ($58,010 -$ 38,986 ) | $ 19,114 | |
Note payable ($5,810 *10 payments ) | $ 58,100 | |
( To record purchase of new machine ) |
Required 4 : | |
Cost of tractor to be recorded = $ 46,466 | |
Explanation : | |
Particular | Amount($) |
Payment at the time of purchase | $ 21,330 |
Add: present value of annuity on payment at year ended (see note 4) | $ 25,136 |
Cost of tractor to be recorded | $ 46,466 |
Note 4 : | |
Present value of annuity rate = 12 % , N= 8 years is 4.96764 | |
($ 5,060 * 4.96764 )= $ 25,136 |
Required 5 : |
Required initial investment = $ 608,577 |
Explanation : |
Initial investment = $ 109,910 * 5.53705 = $ 608,577 (rounded ) |
Present value of annuity , rate = 11 % , n= 9 years is 5.53705 |
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