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| Semi-annual Interest payment | 12000000*10%/2 | 600000 | |
| Present value of bond interest payment | coupon payment*PVAF at 4% for 10 semiannual period | 600000*8.1109 | 4866540 |
| coupon payment | 600000 | ||
| PVAF at 4% for 10 semiannual period | 8.1109 | ||
| present value of bond face amount | face value * PVF at 4% at 10th period | 12000000*.67556 | 8106720 |
| face value | 12000000 | ||
| PVF at 4% for 10th period | 0.67556 | ||
| Bond price | 12973260 | ||
| Journal entries | |||
| date | explanation | debit | credit |
| 1-Apr | cash | 12973260 | |
| bonds payable | 12000000 | ||
| premium on bonds | 973260 | ||
| 1-Oct | interest expense | 502674 | |
| premium on bonds payable | 97326 | ||
| cash | 600000 |
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