Complete the bond related consolidation entries. The information you need is in Additional Information item #3. Do not do the full consolidation.
In books of Skate
For Face value 100000 | Proportionate for 40000 | |||
Straight Line Discount Amortization | = | 100000 - 95000 | ||
10 | ||||
= | $ 500 per year | $ 200 per year | ||
Interest Payment per year | = | 100000 * 10% | ||
= | 10000 | 4000 | ||
Interest Expense per year | = | 10000 + 500 | 4000 + 200 | |
= | 10500 | 4200 | ||
Book Value on 31-Dec-20X7 | = | 95000 + (500*3) | ||
= | 96500 | 38600 |
In books of Pond
Straight Line Discount Amortization | = | 42800 - 40000 |
7 | ||
= | $ 400 per year | |
Interest Payment per year | = | 40000 * 10% |
= | 4000 | |
Interest Revenue per year | = | 4000 - 400 |
= | 3600 |
Though we just need purchase price here
Consolidated statement | |
Debt Carrying Value | 38600 |
Price Paid to retire | 42800 |
Loss on Purchase | -4200 |
The above was to explain the concept.
Since, the consolidation on 31-dec-20X8, below balances appear
Stake's Debt | Pond's Investment | ||
1/1/20X5 | 38000 | ||
31/12/20X5 | 38200 | ||
31/12/20X6 | 38400 | ||
31/12/20X7 | 38600 | 42800 | Loss : 4200 |
31/12/20X8 | 38400 | 42400 |
On Consolidation,
Book Value of Debt | 38400 | |
Investment balance | 42400 | -4000 |
Interest Revenue | 3600 | |
Interest Expense | 4200 | -600 |
Loss | -4600 |
Journal Entry
Bonds Payable | Debit | 40000 |
Loss on Consolidation | Debit | 4600 |
Interest Revenue | Debit | 3600 |
Discount on Bonds Payable | Credit | 1600 |
Investment | Credit | 42400 |
Interest Expense | Credit | 4200 |
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