Table values are based on: | ||||
Face Amount | $1,850,000 | |||
Interest Payment | $1,850,000*10% =$185,000 | |||
Market Interest rate per period | 9% | |||
Cash Flow | Table Value(PV of 9% for 10 period) | Amount | Present Value | |
PV of Interest | 6.41766 | $1,85,000 | $11,87,267 | |
PV of Principal | 0.42241 | $18,50,000 | $7,81,459 | |
PV of Bonds Payable(Issue Price) | $19,68,726 | |||
Premium on Bonds issued =$1,968,726 - $1,850,000 =$118,726 | ||||
Date | Accounts and explanation | Debit(in $) | Credit(in $) | |
Jan 1,2016 | Cash | $19,68,726 | ||
Bonds Payable | $18,50,000 | |||
Premium on Bond payable | $1,18,726 | |||
Date | Cash Paid($1,850,000*10%) | Interest expenses(Bond carrying amount*9%) | Increase in carrying value | Bond carrying amount |
Col I | Col II | Col III | Col IV(Col II - Col III) | Col V |
01-Jan-16 | $ 19,68,726 | |||
01-Jan-17 | $ 1,85,000 | $ 1,77,185 | $ 7,815 | $ 19,60,911 |
01-Jan-18 | $ 1,85,000 | $ 1,76,482 | $ 8,518 | $ 19,52,393 |
01-Jan-19 | $ 1,85,000 | $ 1,75,715 | $ 9,285 | $ 19,43,108 |
01-Jan-20 | $ 1,85,000 | $ 1,74,880 | $ 10,120 | $ 19,32,988 |
Interest expense accrued for 6 months period =$1,943,108*9%*6/12 =$87,440 | ||||
Interest paid for 6 months =$92,500 | ||||
Bond Premium amortized for 6 months =$92,500 - $87,440 =$5,060 | ||||
Unamortized premium on Bond to be redeemed =$88,048/2 =$44,024 | ||||
Date | Accounts and explanation | Debit(in $) | Credit(in $) | |
July 1,2019 | Interest expenses | $87,440 | ||
Premium on Bond payable | $5,060 | |||
Cash | $92,500 | |||
July 1,2019 | Bonds Payable | $9,25,000 | ||
Premium on Bond payable | $44,024 | |||
Loss on retirement of Bond | $50,076 | |||
Cash | $10,19,100 | |||
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