Homework Answers
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Per Value of Bond |
$ 28,00,000.00 |
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issued at 98 |
$ 27,44,000.00 |
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Discount on bond |
$ 56,000.00 |
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Annual amortization of bond(56k/20) |
$ 2,800.00 |
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Annual Interest Expenses (2,8,00,000 x 7%) |
$196,000.00 |
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Question a. |
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Date |
Account Title |
Debit |
Credit |
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The Entry for sale of 20 years 7% bonds |
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01-Jan-17 |
Cash |
$ 27,44,000.00 |
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Discount on bond |
$ 56,000.00 |
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20 Years 7% Bond |
$ 28,00,000.00 |
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Question b. Th entry for interest expenses paid. |
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Date |
Account Title |
Debit |
Credit |
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31-Dec-17 |
Interest expenses |
$196,000.00 |
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Cash |
$196,000.00 |
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(Interest for the year 2017) |
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Interest Expenses |
$ 56,000.00 |
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Discount on bond |
$ 56,000.00 |
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(Amortization of Bond discount ) |
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