Date | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
$ | $ | ||
Jan 1, 2023 | Bonds Payable | 66,000 | |
Loss on Redemption of Bonds | 4,158 | ||
Discount on Bonds Payable ( 5,940 * 20 % ) | 1,188 | ||
Cash ( 66,000 * 104.5 % ) | 68,970 | ||
To record retirement of bonds before maturity |
Discount on bonds payable as on Jan 1, 2017 = $ 330,000 x 3 % = $ 9,900
Amortization of bond discount over six years = $ 9,900 / 15 * 6 = $ 3,960
Unamortized bond discount as on Jan 1, 2023 = $ 9,900 - $ 3,960 = $ 5,940
Face value of bonds retired = $ 330,000 x 20 % = $ 66,000
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