Bond Discount Amortisation | |||||
Effective Interest Method | |||||
Period | Interest to be paid | Interest Expense to be recorded | Dicount Amotisation | Unamortized Discount | Bond Carrying Value |
Issue Date | 1,50,850 | 26,29,150 | |||
1 | 3,33,600 | 3,41,790 | 8,190 | 1,42,661 | 26,37,340 |
2 | 3,33,600 | 3,42,854 | 9,254 | 1,33,406 | 26,46,594 |
3 | 3,33,600 | 3,44,057 | 10,457 | 1,22,949 | 26,57,051 |
4 | 3,33,600 | 3,45,417 | 11,817 | 1,11,133 | 26,68,867 |
5 | 3,33,600 | 3,46,953 | 13,353 | 97,780 | 26,82,220 |
6 | 3,33,600 | 3,48,689 | 15,089 | 82,691 | 26,97,309 |
7 | 3,33,600 | 3,50,650 | 17,050 | 65,641 | 27,14,359 |
8 | 3,33,600 | 3,52,867 | 19,267 | 46,374 | 27,33,626 |
9 | 3,33,600 | 3,55,371 | 21,771 | 24,603 | 27,55,397 |
10 | 3,33,600 | 3,58,203 | 24,603 | 0 | 27,80,000 |
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