(a) Interest payment (quarterly) = face value *
coupon rate*3/12
= $120,000*16%*3/12
= $4,800
(b) Bond issue price = present value of interest
payments over the life of the bond + present value of redemption
price at the maturity
Present value of interest payments = interest payments*present
value of $1 annuity @3% for 40 periods
= $4,800*23.115
= $110,952
Present value of redemption price on maturity = redemption
price*present value of $1@3% for 40 period
= $120,000*0.3066
= $36,792
Bond issue price = $110,952 + $36,792
= $147,744
(c) Premium = bond issue price – face value
= $147,744 - $120,000
= $27,744
(d) Interest payment = face value *coupon
rate*6/12
$10,000 = face value*4%*6/12
$10,000 = face value*0.02
Face value = $10,000/0.02
= $500,000
(e) Market rate or yield to maturity = {interest expense + (1/10*
redemption price – issue price)}/ (1/2* redemption price + issue
price)
= {10,000 + (1/10 *500,000 – 447,360)}/(1/2*500,000 +
447,360)
= $15,264/473,680
= 3.22%
(f) Bond issue price = face value ± discount / premium
= $500,000 - $52,640
= $447,360
(g) Bond issue price = present value of interest payments over the
life of the bond + present value of redemption price at the
maturity
Present value of interest payments = interest payments*present
value of $1 annuity @3% for 12 periods
= $2,100*9.95
= $20,895
Present value of redemption price on maturity = redemption
price*present value of $1@3% for 12 period
= $210,000*0.7014
= $147,294
Bond issue price = $20,895 + $147,294
= $168,189
(h) Discount = face value – issue price
= $210,000 - $168,189
= $41,811
(i) Interest payments = face value*stated
rate*3/12
$39,400 = $1,970,000*stated rate*3/12
$39,400 = $492,500*stated rate
Stated rate = $39,400/$492,500
Stated rate = 8%
(j) Bond issue price = present value of interest payments over the
life of the bond + present value of redemption price at the
maturity
Present value of interest payments = interest payments*present
value of $1 annuity @3% for 20 periods
= $39,400*14.88
= $586,272
Present value of redemption price on maturity = redemption
price*present value of $1@3% for 20 periods
= $1,970,000*0.5537
= $1,090,789
Bond issue price = $586,272 + $1,090,789
= $1,677,061
(k) Bond discount = face value – issue price
= $1,970,000 -$1,677,061
= $292,939
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Use the Excel template to build a spreadsheet for a purchase of
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items:
Inputs:
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Stated Interest Rate
Maturity in Years
Number of payments/year
Market interest rate
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principal
--Discount or premium
--Record the journal entry required when the bonds are
purchased.
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