Part A
Present value function
Pmt = 2000000*10.50% = $210000
Nper = 10
Fv = 200000
Rate=10%
PV function of excel
=-PV(rate,nper,PMT, (FV),type)
=-PV(10%,10,210000,2000000)
=$2061446
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
Jan. 1 |
Cash |
2011446 |
|
Unamortized bond issue costs |
50000 |
||
Bonds payable |
2000000 |
||
Premium bonds payable |
61446 |
Part B
Date |
Interest paid |
Interest expense (10%) |
Premium amortization |
Bond carrying |
Jan1, 16 |
2061446 |
|||
Jan1, 17 |
210000 |
206145 |
3855 |
2057590 |
Jan1, 18 |
210000 |
205759 |
4241 |
2053349 |
Jan1, 19 |
210000 |
205335 |
4665 |
2048684 |
Jan1, 20 |
210000 |
204868 |
5132 |
2043553 |
Part C
Unamortized Bond Issue Costs =(50000- (50000/10*6/12*7))*50% = 16250
Carrying value of bonds as of 1/1/19 (2048684*50%) |
1024342 |
Amortization of bond premium until 7/1/19 (210000/4)-(204868/4) |
1283 |
Carrying value of bonds as of 7/1/19 |
1023059 |
Carrying value of ½ of bonds as of 7/1/19 (1023059+16250) |
1023059 |
- reacquisition price of ½ of bonds (1065000+16250) |
1081250 |
= gain or loss on redemption of ½ of bonds |
-58191 |
Entry of accrued interest
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
Jul. 1 |
Interest expense (1024342*10%*6/12) |
51217 |
|
Premium on bonds payable |
1283 |
||
Cash |
52500 |
Entry for reacquisition
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
Jul. 1 |
Bonds Payable ($2,000,000 × 50%) |
1000000 |
|
Premium on bonds payable |
23059 |
||
Loss on Redemption of Bonds |
58191 |
||
Unamortized Bond Issue Costs |
16250 |
||
Cash |
1065000 |
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