a) | Cash | 1,24,20,000 | |||
Bonds payable | 1,15,00,000 | ||||
Premium on bonds payable | 9,20,000 | ||||
b) | Bonds Payable | 34,50,000 | (11,500,000*30%) | ||
Premium on bonds payable ( Annexure 1) | 2,48,400 | ||||
Common Stock ( Annexure 2) | 5,17,500 | ||||
Paid in capital in excess of Common Stock | 31,80,900 | ||||
Annexure 1 | |||||
Premium on bonds payable | 9,20,000 | ||||
Amortisation for 2016 (9,20,000/20) | 46000 | ||||
Amortisation for 2017 (9,20,000/20) | 46000 | 92000 | |||
Premium on bonds payable on jan 1, 2018 | 8,28,000 | ||||
Bonds converted | 30% | ||||
Unamortised premium on bonds converted (8,28,000*30%) | 2,48,400 | ||||
Annexure 2 | |||||
Number of shares convertible on Jan 1, 2016 | |||||
No of bonds( 11,500,000/1000) | 11500 | ||||
No of shares for each bond | 5 | 57500 | (11500*5) | ||
Stock split on Jan 1, 2017 | *2 | ||||
No of shares after the stock split | 115000 | (57500*2) | |||
% of bonds converted | 30% | ||||
No of shares issued | 34500 | (115000*30%) | |||
Par value per share | 15 | ||||
Total Par value | 5,17,500 | (34500*15) | |||
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