On January 1,
,
Company purchased bonds with a maturity value of
for
.
These bonds have a
per year coupon rate payable semi-annually on June 30 and December 31. The bond matures on December 31,
.
On January 1,
,
the market yield for bonds of equivalent risk and maturity was
per year.
Required
Prepare an amortization schedule that shows the amortized cost of this bond at the end of each of the five years and the amount of interest income for each of those five years.
Complete the table below. (Round all amounts to the nearest whole dollar.)
Beginning | Interest | Coupon | Ending | ||||
amortized cost | + | income | - | payment | = | amortized cost | |
Year 1 - Jun 30 | |||||||
Year 1 - Dec 31 |
Year 2 - Jun 30 Year 2 - Dec 31 Year 3 - Jun 30 Year 3 - Dec 31 Year 4 - Jun 30 Year 4 - Dec 31 Year 5 - Jun 30 Year 5 - Dec 31
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