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2. Pens Inc. Issued a 2% installment note to green bank in the amount of $190,000.
Payment to made for 4 years annually.
For calculating annual equal payment for 4 years we require annuity factor for 4 years at 2% rate.
From the table given below: Annuity factor for 4 Years at 2% : 3.80773
Amount of annual payment to be made: Note Value/ Annuity Factor
: 190,000/3.80773= $49,898
So Payment to be made on each December for 4 years starting from December 2019: $49,898.
3. On 28th feb, Bonds payable for Bamboo Corporation: $180,000
Discount on Bonds payable : $19,000
On redemption following journal entry will be passed:
Bonds Payable Dr. $45,000
Loss on redemption of bonds Dr. $450
To Bank Account $45,450.
(Being bonds redeemed at a premium of 1%)
Working:
Total Bonds: $180,000
Redemption: $45,000 (One quarter of total)
Redemption price: 101
Redemption premium: 1%
Loss on Premium: $45,000*1%= $450.
Net payment made for redemption: $45,000+$450=$45,450.
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