|
|
Date |
Account Titles and Explanation |
Debit |
Credit |
3/1/20 |
Cash |
$512688 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable |
$30312 |
||
Bonds Payable |
$543000 |
||
9/1/20 |
Interest Expense |
$30761 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable |
$3611 |
||
Cash |
$27150 |
||
12/31/20 |
Interest Expense |
$20652 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable ($3828/6*4) |
$2552 |
||
Interest Payable ($543000 * 5%/6*4) |
$18100 |
||
3/1/21 |
Interest Expense($30978-$20652) |
$10326 |
|
Interest Payable |
$18100 |
||
Discount on Bonds Payable($3828-$2552) |
$1276 |
||
Cash |
$27150 |
||
9/1/21 |
Interest Expense |
$31208 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable |
$4058 |
||
Cash |
$27150 |
||
12/31/21 |
Interest Expense |
$20967 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable($4301*4/6) |
$2867 |
||
Interest Payable($543000 * 5%/6*4) |
$18100 |
Maturity value of bonds payable = $543000
Present value of $543000 due in 7 periods at 6% = $361126
Present value of interest payable semiannually ($543000 * 5% * PVAF 7 period 6%) = $151562
Proceeds from sale of bonds = ($361126 + $151562) = $512688
Discount on bonds payable = ($543000 - $512688) = $30312
Date |
Cash Paid |
Interest Expense |
Bond Discount |
Carrying Value of Bonds |
March 1, 20 |
$27150 |
$512688 |
||
Sep 1, 20 |
$27150 |
$30761 |
$3611 |
$516299 |
March 1, 21 |
$27150 |
$30978 |
$3828 |
$520127 |
Sep 1, 21 |
$27150 |
$31208 |
$4058 |
$524185 |
March 1, 22 |
$27150 |
$31451 |
$4301 |
$528486 |
Sep 1, 22 |
$27150 |
$31709 |
$4559 |
$533045 |
March 1, 23 |
$27150 |
$31983 |
$4833 |
$537878 |
Sep 1, 23 |
$27150 |
$32273 |
$5122 |
$543000 |
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