As per policy, only one question is allowed to answer at a time, so answering Part 1 & its three parts here:
Part 1: | ||||
For half yearly interest, Period double & interest rate half | ||||
A) The issue of bond = half year coupon * PVIFA(Mrate,n) + Par value * PVIF(Mrate,n) | ||||
The issue of bond = (600000*10%*1/2) * PVIFA(4%,10) + 600000 * PVIF(4%,10) | ||||
The issue of bond =30000 * 8.111 + 600000 * 0.676 = $648930 | ||||
AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE: | ||||
Interest paid | Interest exp. | Amortised amount | Carrying Amount$ | |
Jan 1,3 | 648930 | |||
Jun 30,3 | 30000 | 648930*4%=25957 | 4043 | 644887 |
Dec 31,3 | 30000 | 644887*4%=25795 | 4205 | 640683 |
Jun 30,4 | 30000 | 25627 | 4373 | 636310 |
Dec 31,4 | 30000 | 25452 | 4548 | 631762 |
Jun 30,5 | 30000 | 25270 | 4730 | 627033 |
Dec 31,5 | 30000 | 25081 | 4919 | 622114 |
Jun 30,6 | 30000 | 24885 | 5115 | 616999 |
Dec 31,6 | 30000 | 24680 | 5320 | 611679 |
Jun 30,7 | 30000 | 24467 | 5533 | 606146 |
Dec 31,7 | 30000 | 24246 | 5754 | 600392 |
B) Journal Entries: | ||||
Date | Accounts Titles | Debit $ | Credit $ | |
Jan 1,3 | Cash | 648930 | ||
Bond Payable | 600000 | |||
Premium on Bond issue | 48930 | |||
(being bond issue on premium) | ||||
Jun 30,3 | Interest expense | 25957 | ||
Premium on Bond issue | 4043 | |||
Cash | 30000 | |||
(being interest paid and premium adjusted) | ||||
Dec 31,3 | Interest expense | 25795 | ||
Premium on Bond issue | 4205 | |||
Cash | 30000 | |||
(being interest paid and premium adjusted) | ||||
C) Journal Entry of Buy Back of 40% of Bonds: | ||||
AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE: | ||||
Interest paid | Interest exp. | Amortised amount | Carrying Amount$ | |
Jan 1,3 | 259572 | |||
Jun 30,3 | 12000 | 10383 | 1617 | 257955 |
Dec 31,3 | 12000 | 10318 | 1682 | 256273 |
Journal Entry | ||||
Jan 1,4 | Bond Payable | 240000 | ||
Premium on Bond issue | 16273 | (256273-240000) | ||
Cash | 235200 | (240000*98%) | ||
Profit on redeemption of bonds | 21073 | |||
(being 40% of bonds redeemed @ 98% and | ||||
premium adjusted ) |
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