Date | Journal Entry | Debit | Credit | ||
01-01-2008 | Cash A/c | 1000000 | |||
Bonds Payable | 1000000 | ||||
To record bonds issued at face value. | |||||
30-06-2008 | |||||
Bond Interest Expense (Note1) | 50000 | ||||
Cash A/c | 50000 | ||||
To record semiannual interest payment. | |||||
31-12-2008 | |||||
Bond Interest Expense (Note1) | 50000 | ||||
Cash A/c | 50000 | ||||
To record semiannual interest payment. | |||||
30-06-2009 | |||||
Bond Interest Expense (Note1) | 50000 | ||||
Cash A/c | 50000 | ||||
To record semiannual interest payment. | |||||
01-07-2009 | |||||
Bonds Payable | 500000 | ||||
Cash A/c | 460000 | ||||
Gain on Bond Redemption | 40000 | ||||
50% of the Bonds Retired at marketvalue of 92, assumes issued at 100 | |||||
01-07-2009 | |||||
Brokerage Expense | 4000 | ||||
Cash A/c | 4000 | ||||
To record the brokerages paid, assumes it paid in cash | |||||
31-12-2009 | |||||
Bond Interest Expense (Note2) | 25000 | ||||
Cash A/c | 25000 | ||||
To record semiannual interest payment. | |||||
Note 1 | |||||
Bond Issued | 1000000 | ||||
Rate of Interest | 10% | ||||
Interest Payable | Semi- Annually | ||||
Interest for Half Year | 50000 | ||||
Note 2 | |||||
Bond Issued | 1000000 | ||||
(-) Bond Retired | 500000 | ||||
500000 | |||||
Rate of Interest | 10% | ||||
Interest Payable | Semi- Annually | ||||
Interest for Half Year | 25000 | ||||
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