Maturity value of bonds payable | $2,090,000 | ||||||
Year | Cashflow | Present value factors @10% | Present Value | ||||
1 | $229,900 | 0.90909 | $209,000 | ||||
2 | $229,900 | 0.82645 | $190,001 | ||||
3 | $229,900 | 0.75131 | $172,726 | ||||
4 | $229,900 | 0.68301 | $157,024 | ||||
5 | $229,900 | 0.62092 | $142,750 | ||||
6 | $229,900 | 0.56447 | $129,772 | ||||
7 | $229,900 | 0.51316 | $117,975 | ||||
8 | $229,900 | 0.46651 | $107,251 | ||||
9 | $229,900 | 0.42410 | $97,501 | ||||
10 | $2,319,900 | 0.38554 | $894,414 | ||||
$2,218,413 | |||||||
Date | Journal entry | Debit | Credit | ||||
jan 1 2019 | Cash | $2,218,413 | |||||
Premium on Bonds payable | $128,413 | ||||||
Bonds payable | $2,090,000 | ||||||
(to record bond issue) | |||||||
Amortization table | |||||||
Date | Cash paid | Interest expense | Premium amortization | Carrying amount of bonds | |||
01/01/2019 | 0 | 0 | $0 | $2,218,413 | |||
01/01/2020 | $229,900 | $221,841.29 | $8,059 | $2,210,354 | (2218413-8059) | ||
01/01/2021 | $229,900 | $221,035.42 | $8,865 | $2,201,490 | (2210354-8865) | ||
01/01/2022 | $229,900 | $220,148.97 | $9,751 | $2,191,739 | (2201490-9751) | ||
01/01/2023 | $229,900 | $219,173.86 | $10,726 | $2,181,012 | (2191739-10726) |
Redemption entry
Date | Journal entry | Debit | Credit | ||
01-Jul-22 | Interest expense | $54,793.47 | (2,191,739*10%*1/2*6/12) | ||
Premium on bond payable | $2,682 | ||||
Cash | $57,475 |
*Only first sub-part has been solved.
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