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Following are the journal entries as per the requirement of the questions : -
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
January 1 |
Cash |
$360000 |
|
Note Payable |
$360000 |
||
To record note payable, maturity after two years. |
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
March 31 |
Interest Expense (Note 1) |
$9000 |
|
Interest payable |
$9000 |
||
Interest made due quarterly @ 10% for 3 months |
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
March 31 |
Interest payable |
$9000 |
|
Cash |
$9000 |
||
To Interest paid for 3 months. |
Note 1) Calculation of Interest :-
Amount borrowed * interest rate* time
$360000*0.10*3/12 = $9000
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
March 31 |
Cash |
$1800 |
|
Interest Income (Note 2) |
$1800 |
||
To net cash settlement on swap contract. |
Note 2) Calculation of net cash settlement of interest on swap :-
Contract amount * (Fixed Interest rate – Floating (LIBOR) rate as on march 31) * 3/12
= $360000 * (0.10 – 0.08 )*3/12
= $1800
Journal entries for accrued interest for the swap :-
Journal entries for change in the fair value of deriviative :-
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
March 31 |
Swap contract |
$9400 |
|
Gain on fair value of swap contract |
$9400 |
||
To gain on fair value of interest rate swap contract. |
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
March 31 |
Loss on fair value of note payable |
$9400 |
|
Note payable ( $369400 - $360000) |
$9400 |
||
To change in the fair value of note payable due to interest. |
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
June 30 |
Interest Expense (Note 3) |
$9000 |
|
Interest payable |
$9000 |
||
Interest made due quarterly @ 10% for 3 months |
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
June 30 |
Interest payable |
$9000 |
|
Cash |
$9000 |
||
To Interest paid for 3 months. |
Note 3) Calculation of Interest :-
Amount borrowed * interest rate* time
$360000*0.10*3/12 = $9000
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
June 30 |
Cash |
$3600 |
|
Interest Income (Note 4) |
$3600 |
||
To net cash settlement on swap contract. |
Note 4) Calculation of net cash settlement of interest on swap :-
Contract amount * (Fixed Interest rate – Floating (LIBOR) rate as on march 31) * 3/12
= $360000 * (0.10 – 0.06 )*3/12
= $3600
Journal entries for accrued interest for the swap :-
Journal entries for change in the fair value of deriviative :-
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
March 31 |
Swap contract |
$6794 |
|
Gain on fair value of swap contract ( $16194 - $9400) |
$6794 |
||
To gain on fair value of interest rate swap contract. |
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
March 31 |
Loss on fair value of note payable |
$6794 |
|
Note payable ( $376194 - $369400) |
$6794 |
||
To change in the fair value of note payable due to interest. |
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