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for C, D, E - record journal entries and AMORTIZATION schedules
Lunas Feather Pillows, Inc. is owned by Luna the Cat. As everyone who has a cat knows, they own what is in their space. Luna

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01-Jan-20 Cash 100000.00
   Loans Payable 100000
To record the money borrowed @6%
01-Jan-20 Cash 250000
    Notes Payable 250000
To record issuance of $250,000 8% notes
01-Jan-20 Cash 800000
.       Bonds Payable 800000
To record issue of 8% bonds at the face value of 800000. As the market rate of interest and the coupon rate are same at 8%, the bond is issued at par .

C. No Amortisation schedule, as the bond is issued at par value

D.

01-Jan-20 Cash 684647.16
Discount on Bonds Payable 115352.84
Bonds Payable 800000
To record the issue of 8% bonds of FV $800,000 at a discount. The bond is issued at a discount as the market rate (12%) is higher than the coupon rate of( 8%)
Present Value of Face $4,53,941.48
Present Value of Interest Payments $2,30,705.68
Total $6,84,647.16
Face Value of Bond $8,00,000.00
Initial Amount of Discount/(Premium) $1,15,352.84

AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE

Period Interest Expense Cash Interest Discount Amortisation Discount Balance Bond Carrying Value
0 115352.8 684647.16
1 82157.66 64000 18157.66 97195.18 702804.82
2 84336.58 64000 20336.58 76858.6 723141.40
3 86776.97 64000 22776.97 54081.63 745918.37
4 89510.2 64000 25510.2 28571.43 771428.57
5 92571.43 64000 28571.43 0 800000

E.

01-Jan-20 Cash 867397.82
      Premium on Bonds Payable 67397.82
      Bonds Payable 800000
To record the issue of 8% bonds of FV $800,000 at a premium. The bond is issued at a premium as the market rate (6%) is lower than the coupon rate of( 8%)
Present Value of Face $5,97,806.54
Present Value of Interest Payments $2,69,591.28
Total $8,67,397.82
Face Value of Bond $8,00,000.00
Initial Amount of Discount/(Premium) ($67,397.82)

AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE

Period Interest Expense Cash Interest Premium Amortisation Discount Balance Bond Carrying Value
0 67397.82 867397.82
1 52043.87 64000 11956.13 55441.69 855441.69
2 51326.5 64000 12673.5 42768.19 842768.19
3 50566.09 64000 13433.91 29334.28 829334.28
4 49760.06 64000 14239.94 15094.34 815094.34
5 48905.66 64000 15094.34 0.00 800000.00
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