Interest expense A/c Dr. $ 38,270
To discount on issue of bonds $10,940
To Bank A/c $ 27,330
(Discount to be amortized each year = $54,700 /5 years = $10,940)
On the first day of the fiscal year, a company issues an $911,000,6%, five-year bond that...
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