Period | (850,000*3%) | Present value | Calculation of PV | ||
1 | 25500 | $24,878 | (25,500/(1.025)^1) | ||
2 | 25500 | $24,271 | (25,500/(1.025)^2) | ||
3 | 25500 | $23,679 | (25,500/(1.025)^3) | ||
4 | 25500 | $23,102 | (25,500/(1.025)^4) | ||
5 | 25500 | $22,538 | (25,500/(1.025)^5) | ||
6 | 25500 | $21,989 | (25,500/(1.025)^6) | ||
7 | 25500 | $21,452 | (25,500/(1.025)^7) | ||
8 | 25500 | $20,929 | (25,500/(1.025)^8) | ||
9 | 25500 | $20,419 | (25,500/(1.025)^9) | ||
10 | 25500 | $19,921 | (25,500/(1.025)^10) | ||
11 | 25500 | $19,435 | (25,500/(1.025)^11) | ||
12 | 25500 | $18,961 | (25,500/(1.025)^12) | ||
13 | 25500 | $18,498 | (25,500/(1.025)^13) | ||
14 | 25500 | $18,047 | (25,500/(1.025)^14) | ||
15 | 25500 | $17,607 | (25,500/(1.025)^15) | ||
16 | 25500 | $17,177 | (25,500/(1.025)^16) | ||
17 | 25500 | $16,758 | (25,500/(1.025)^17) | ||
18 | 25500 | $16,350 | (25,500/(1.025)^18) | ||
19 | 25500 | $15,951 | (25,500/(1.025)^19) | ||
20 | 875500 | $534,292 | (87,5500/(1.025)^20) | ||
$916,254 | |||||
3 | Issue price | $916,254 | |||
Date | Cash paid | Interest expense | Change in carrying value | Carrying value | |
01/01/2021 | $916,254 | ||||
06/30/2021 | $25,500 | $22,906 | -$2,594 | $913,660 | |
12/31/2021 | $25,500 | $22,842 | -$2,658 | $911,002 | |
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