A. Given that Jak company Issued $100000 of 10% bonds on Jan 1st 1901,
So the Proceeds of the Bond Issue are- $100000
journal entry for the Above proceeds is.
Bank A/c Dr $100000
To Bonds @10% Cr $100000
B. Given that Interest Is to be paid Semi annually on June 30th & Dec 31st @10%
Schedule of Interest payment for the first two years is as follows
Simple Interest Calculation per annaum= Principal*Interest rate per annum
June 30th Dec 31st
1st Year $100000*10%*1/2 =5000 $100000*10%*1/2=5000 2nd Year $100000*10%*1/2=5000 $100000*10%*1/2=5000
Effective Interest Method
Effective Rate of Interest =-1 here n=2*2=4 because we need to pay 4 times
effective rate of Interest ==0.1038
Effective rate of interest=10.38%
Effective Interest=$100000*10.38%=$5190
Premium Amount paid is=5190-5000=$190
C)
Given that the bonds are call in on Jan 1 1903 @101
Assumed Face value of Bond is= $100
Premium Paid for bonds =100000/100*1=1000
Journal entry for Call in the bonds is
Bonds@10% A/c Dr $100000
Premium on Redemption of Debentures A/c Dr $ 1000
To Bank A/c Cr $101000
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