Requirement 1:
Date | Account title and Explanation | Debit | Credit |
Jan 1,2019 | Cash | $2,149,636 | |
Bonds payable | $2,020,000 | ||
Premium on bonds payable | $129,636 | ||
[To record issuance of bonds payable] |
Calculations:
Interest payment = $2,020,000 x 10% = $202,000
Present value of interest payments | $1,296,367 |
[$202,000 x 6.41766 present value annuity factor (9%, 10 years)] | |
Present value of face value | $853,268 |
[$2,020,000 x 0.42241 present value factor (9%, 10 years)] | |
Bond issue price | $2,149,636 |
Requirement 2:
Date |
Cash Paid |
Interest Expense |
Premium Amortization |
Carrying Amount of Bonds |
1/1/19 | $2,149,636 | |||
1/1/20 | $202,000 | $193,467 | $8,533 | $2,141,103 |
1/1/21 | $202,000 | $192,699 | $9,301 | $2,131,803 |
1/1/22 | $202,000 | $191,862 | $10,138 | $2,121,665 |
1/1/23 | $202,000 | $190,950 | $11,050 | $2,110,615 |
Interest expense = Preceding carrying amount of bonds x 9%
Premium amortization = Cash paid - Interest expense
Carrying amount of bonds = Preceding carrying amount of bonds - Premium amortized
Requirement 3:
Date | Account title and Explanation | Debit | Credit |
July 1,2022 | Interest expense [$191,862 x 6/12] x 1/2 | $47,965.56 | |
Premium on bonds payable | $2,534 | ||
Cash [202,000 x 6/12] x 1/2 | $50,500 | ||
[To record interest] | |||
July 1,2022 | Bonds payable | $1,010,000 | |
Premium on bonds payable (unamortized) | $53,367 | ||
Loss on redemption of bonds | $15,933 | ||
Cash | $1,079,300 | ||
[To record reacquisition] |
*Unamortized premium:
Unamortized premium on Redeemed bonds | |
Total premium on bonds payable [129,636 x 1/2] | $64,818 |
Premium amortized [(8,533+9,301) x 1/2 + 2,534] | ($11,451) |
Premium unamortized | $53,367 |
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