a. | $73,503 | ||||
Issue Price of Note Receivable = Present value of Bond Face Value | |||||
n = 4 | |||||
r = 8% | |||||
Face Value | $73,503 | ||||
$100,000 x PV of $1 8%, 4 | |||||
$100,000 x 0.73503 | |||||
b. | General Journal | Debit | Credit | ||
Note Receivable | $100,000 | ||||
Discount on Note Receivable | $26,497 | ||||
Service Revenue | $73,503 | ||||
c. | $26,497 | ||||
d. | |||||
Date | PMT | Interest Rev | Discount Amortization | Carrying Amount | |
Jan 1, Year 1 | $73,503 | ||||
Dec 31, Year 1 | $0 | $5,880 | $5,880 | $79,383 | |
Dec 31, Year 2 | $0 | $6,351 | $6,351 | $85,734 | |
Dec 31, Year 3 | $0 | $6,859 | $6,859 | $92,593 | |
Dec 31, Year 4 | $0 | $7,407 | $7,407 | $100,000 | |
Total | $26,497 | ||||
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