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Cost of building | $2,460,000 | ||||||||||||||
Less: downpayment | $500,000 | ||||||||||||||
$1,960,000 | |||||||||||||||
Amortization table | |||||||||||||||
Date | Year | Cashflow | Present value | Calculation | Date | Year | Opening value | Interest | Cash payment | Closing value | Premium amortization | Premium on bonds payable balance | + | ||
01-Jan-19 | 1 | $196,000 | $179,817.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^1) | 01-Jan-19 | 1 | $2,085,787 | $187,721 | $196,000 | $2,077,508 | $8,279 | $117,508 | |||
01-Jan-20 | 2 | $196,000 | $164,969.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^2) | 01-Jan-20 | 2 | $2,077,508 | $186,976 | $196,000 | $2,068,484 | $9,024 | $108,484 | |||
01-Jan-21 | 3 | $196,000 | $151,348.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^3) | 01-Jan-21 | 3 | $2,068,484 | $186,164 | $196,000 | $2,058,647 | $9,836 | $98,648 | |||
01-Jan-22 | 4 | $196,000 | $138,851.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^4) | 01-Jan-22 | 4 | $2,058,647 | $185,278 | $196,000 | $2,047,925 | $10,722 | $87,926 | |||
01-Jan-23 | 5 | $196,000 | $127,387.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^5) | 01-Jan-23 | 5 | $2,047,925 | $184,313 | $196,000 | $2,036,239 | $11,687 | $76,239 | |||
01-Jan-24 | 6 | $196,000 | $116,868.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^6) | 01-Jan-24 | 6 | $2,036,239 | $183,261 | $196,000 | $2,023,500 | $12,739 | $63,500 | |||
01-Jan-25 | 7 | $196,000 | $107,219.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^7) | 01-Jan-25 | 7 | $2,023,500 | $182,115 | $196,000 | $2,009,615 | $13,885 | $49,615 | |||
01-Jan-26 | 8 | $196,000 | $98,366.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^8) | 01-Jan-26 | 8 | $2,009,615 | $180,865 | $196,000 | $1,994,480 | $15,135 | $34,480 | |||
01-Jan-27 | 9 | $196,000 | $90,244.00 | (196,000/(1.09)^9) | 01-Jan-27 | 9 | $1,994,480 | $179,503 | $196,000 | $1,977,984 | $16,497 | $17,983 | |||
01-Jan-28 | 10 | $2,156,000 | $910,718.00 | (2,156,000/(1.09)^10) | 01-Jan-28 | 10 | $1,977,984 | $178,016 | $2,156,000 | $0 | $17,983 | $0 | |||
$2,085,787 | $125,787 | ||||||||||||||
Premium on issue of bonds= | $125,787 | (2,085,787-1,960,000) | |||||||||||||
01-Jul-22 | Interest expense | $46,078.32 |
(2,047,925*9%*6/12*1/2) Carrying amount as on 01 July 2022*9%*6month/12*1/2) |
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Premium on bonds payable | $2,922 | (Balancing figure) or 11,687[year 5 amortization value)*1/2*1/2 | |||||||||||||
Cash | $49,000 | (196,000*1/2*6/12) | |||||||||||||
(to record interest) | |||||||||||||||
01-Jul-22 | Bonds payable | $980,000 | (1,960,000/2) | ||||||||||||
Premium on bonds payable | $41,041 | [125,787/2 - (8279+9024+9836+10722)/2-2,922] | |||||||||||||
Loss on redeemption | $36,759 | ||||||||||||||
Cash | $1,057,800 | ||||||||||||||
(To record reaquisition) |
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