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For each situation, present the accounts and dollar amounts that would appear on comparative balance sheets and income s...

For each situation, present the accounts and dollar amounts that would appear on comparative balance sheets and income statements for the ears ending 12/31/16 and 12/31/15.

Prepare an amortization table

List all accounts and dollar amounts. Round dollar amounts to the nearest dollar. You do not need to include cash.

For the Classification {Class:} column of the Balance Sheet use:

• A for Asset

• L for Liability

• E for Equity

For the Classification {Class:} column of the Income Statement use:

• R for Revenue

• E for Expense

The following information relates to R-U Ready Company, a publicly traded company:

  1. R. U. Ready acquired Machine B on 1/1/13 by signing a 9% installment note to be paid in 5 equal installments of $65,000. Each payment is due on 12/31, with the first payment due 12/31/13. The useful life of Machine B is 8 years with no residual value. Assume double declining balance depreciation.
  2. On 1/1/10, R-U Ready issued $100,000, 6.5%, 10-year bonds at an effective rate of 4.75%. Interest is paid annually on 12/31 of each year.
  3. R-U Ready acquired land with a FMV of $220,000 on 1/1/14 by issuing a 3-year non-interest-bearing note due 12/13/16. Assume 8% as the effective rate of interest. (You are not provided the face value of the note, but have enough information to determine it.)

Please answer question number 2 and 3.

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Answer #1
Case-1
The cost or present value of the machine can be calculated uisng the PV of ordinary annuity formula,
where, the equal annuities = 65000
at the interest rate r=9%
& no.of payments= 5
So, the cost of the machine is:
Cost/PV=65000*(1-1.09^-5)/0.09=
252827
The amortisation table for the above Installment Note will be:
Date Annuity Tow.Int. Tow.Prin. Prin. Bal.
1 2 3=Prev.5*9% 4=2-3 5=Prev.5-4
1/1/2013 252827
12/31/2013 65000 22754 42246 210581
12/31/2014 65000 18952 46048 164534
12/31/2015 65000 14808 50192 114342
12/31/2016 65000 10291 54709 59633
12/31/2017 65000 5367 59633 -1
Total 325000 72172 252828
Depreciation under DDB method
Depreciable value=the carrying value
Depreciation under DDB =2*St.line rate of depn.
ie. 2*(1/8 yrs.)= 25%
So, drawing up the annual depn. schedule
for the 8 yr. useful life of the machine,
Date/Yr. ending Depn. For the Year(25%*Previous carrying value) Carrying Value
1/1/2013 252827
12/31/2013 63207 189620
12/31/2014 47405 142215
12/31/2015 35554 106661
12/31/2016 26665 79996
12/31/2017 19999 59997
12/31/2018 14999 44998
12/31/2019 11249 33748
12/31/2020 8437 25311
Income Statement(Partial)
12/31/2016 12/31/2015
(E)Depreciation 26665 35554
(E)Interest on Installment note 10291 14808
Balance Sheet(Partial)
Liabilities 12/31/2016 12/31/2015 Assets 12/31/2016 12/31/2015
(L)9% Installment Note 59633 114342 (A) Machinery-Gross 252827 252827
Less: Acc. Depn. 172831 146166
Machinery, Net 79996 106661
(E)Shareholders' Equity -36956 -50362
(Depn.+Int.)
Case-2
The PV of the bond/issue price of the bond Is calculated using the PV of annuity formula as above,
where,
the Face value of the bond= 100000
Annual coupon amt.=100000* 6.5%=6500
Effective rate of interest = 4.75% p.a.
no.of coupon payments= 10
so, the PV or issue value of the bond=
Pv of the bond=PV of all its future coupons+PV of fcae value to be received at maturity
(6500*(1-1.0475^-10)/0.0475)+(100000/1.0475^10)=
113679
So, the bond is issued at a premium of 113679-100000=13679
Now the effective interest rate amortisation table of the bond over the 10 yrs.Will be
A B C D E F G
Date Coupon int.(6.5%*FV) Interest expense(4.75%*Prev. BV in G) Premium amortised(C-B) Bal.in Bond Premium a/c Bond payable BV of bonds(F+E)
Cr. Cash Dr. Int. exp. Dr. Bond Premium
1/1/2010 13679 100000 113679
12/31/2011 6500 5400 -1100 12579 100000 112579
12/31/2012 6500 5347 -1153 11426 100000 111426
12/31/2013 6500 5293 -1207 10219 100000 110219
12/31/2014 6500 5235 -1265 8954 100000 108954
12/31/2015 6500 5175 -1325 7630 100000 107630
12/31/2016 6500 5112 -1388 6242 100000 106242
12/31/2017 6500 5047 -1453 4789 100000 104789
12/31/2018 6500 4977 -1523 3266 100000 103266
12/31/2019 6500 4905 -1595 1671 100000 101671
12/31/2020 6500 4829 -1671 1 100000 100001
Income Statement(Partial)
12/31/2016 12/31/2015
(E)Interest expense 5112 5175
Balance Sheet(Partial)
12/31/2016 12/31/2015
(L)6.5% 10-Yr. Bonds payable 100000 100000
Unamortised Bond premium 6242 7630
106242 107630
(E)Shareholders' Equity -5112 -5175
(Int.exp.)
Case-3
The Face Value of the note =220000*1.08^3=
277137
Date Interest exp./ payable Total balance
1/1/2014 220000
12/31/2014 17600 237600
12/31/2015 19008 256608
12/31/2016 20529 277137
Income Statement(Partial)
12/31/2016 12/31/2015
(E)Interest expense 20529 19008
Balance Sheet(Partial)
Liabilities 12/31/2016 12/31/2015 Assets 12/31/2016 12/31/2015
(L)3-Yr. Note 220000 Land 220000 220000
(L)Interest payable 36608
0 256608
(E)Shareholders' Equity -20529 -19008
(Int.exp.)
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