1. | |||
Calculation of discount on the bonds at issuance | |||
Discount on bonds | Face value of bond - Issue price of bond | ||
Discount on bonds | 290000-282750 | ||
Discount on bonds | $7,250 | ||
2. | |||
Bond amortized each year | 7250/20 | ||
Bond amortized each year | $362.50 | ||
Total discount amortized for 6 years | 362.50*6 | ||
Total discount amortized for 6 years | $2,175.00 | ||
Amortization of discount | $2,175.00 | ||
3. | |||
Calculation of carrying value of bond is shown below | |||
Issue price of bond | $282,750.00 | ||
Add: Amortization of discount | $2,175.00 | ||
Book value of bond as on 31/12/2024 | $284,925.00 | ||
4. | |||
Journal entry to record bond retirement | |||
General Journal | Debit | Credit | |
Bonds payable | $290,000 | ||
Loss on retirement of bonds (303050-284925) | $18,125 | ||
Discount on bonds payable (7250-2175) | $5,075 | ||
Cash | $303,050 | ||
(To record bond retirement) | |||
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