Issue of bonds
Cash | $7,20,75,000 | |
Bonds payable | $7,20,75,000 | |
(To record issue of bonds) |
Jun-30 | Interest expense | $ 18,01,875 | |
Bonds payable | $1,14,375 | ||
Cash | $ 16,87,500 | ||
(To record payment of 1st installment and bond liability) | |||
Dec-31 | Interest expense | $18,04,734 | |
Bonds payable | $ 1,17,234 | ||
Cash | $ 16,87,500 | ||
(To record payment of 2nd installment and bond liability) |
Since yield is 5%, interest is calculated @ 5% per annum. Since bonds are semi annual payments, 2.5% should be calculated semi-annually.
Schedule of amortization of bond | ||||
Period | Interest @ 2.5% | Interest Cash payment | Increase in bond liability | Closing balance |
01-Jan-21 | $ 7,20,75,000 | |||
30-Jun-21 | 18,01,875 | 16,87,500 | 1,14,375 | 7,21,89,375 |
31-Dec-21 | 18,04,734 | 16,87,500 | 1,17,234 | 7,23,06,609 |
30-Jun-22 | 18,07,665 | 16,87,500 | 1,20,165 | 7,24,26,775 |
31-Dec-22 | 18,10,669 | 16,87,500 | 1,23,169 | 7,25,49,944 |
30-Jun-23 | 18,13,749 | 16,87,500 | 1,26,249 | 7,26,76,193 |
31-Dec-23 | 18,16,905 | 16,87,500 | 1,29,405 | 7,28,05,597 |
30-Jun-24 | 18,20,140 | 16,87,500 | 1,32,640 | 7,29,38,237 |
31-Dec-24 | 18,23,456 | 16,87,500 | 1,35,956 | 7,30,74,193 |
30-Jun-25 | 18,26,855 | 16,87,500 | 1,39,355 | 7,32,13,548 |
31-Dec-25 | 18,30,339 | 16,87,500 | 1,42,839 | 7,33,56,387 |
30-Jun-26 | 18,33,910 | 16,87,500 | 1,46,410 | 7,35,02,796 |
31-Dec-26 | 18,37,570 | 16,87,500 | 1,50,070 | 7,36,52,866 |
30-Jun-27 | 18,41,322 | 16,87,500 | 1,53,822 | 7,38,06,688 |
31-Dec-27 | 18,45,167 | 16,87,500 | 1,57,667 | 7,39,64,355 |
30-Jun-28 | 18,49,109 | 16,87,500 | 1,61,609 | 7,41,25,964 |
31-Dec-28 | 18,53,149 | 16,87,500 | 1,65,649 | 7,42,91,613 |
30-Jun-29 | 18,57,290 | 16,87,500 | 1,69,790 | 7,44,61,404 |
31-Dec-29 | 18,61,535 | 16,87,500 | 1,74,035 | 7,46,35,439 |
30-Jun-30 | 18,65,886 | 16,87,500 | 1,78,386 | 7,48,13,825 |
31-Dec-30 | 18,70,346 | 16,87,500 | 1,82,846 | 7,49,96,670 |
Closing balance in the bond payable account at the end of year 1 (as per above table )- 7,23,06,609
Bonds payable | $ 7,20,75,000 |
Add: 30th June increase in liability | $ 1,14,375 |
Add: 31st Dec increase in liability | $ 1,17,234 |
$ 7,23,06,609 |
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