Please provide the journal entries for this. Thanks
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Journal entry:
| date | account title | debit | credit |
|---|---|---|---|
| jan 01 |
cash premium on bonds payable ($76180 - $70000) bonds payable |
$76180 . . |
. $6180 $70000 |
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Please provide the journal entries for this. Thanks
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