Answer :
April 1, 2021 | Bonds payable | $329,760.00 | |
Premium on bonds payable (WN.1) | $20894.27 | ||
Interest expense (329,760×12%×3/12) |
$9892.80 | ||
Cash ((329760 × 102%) + 9892.80) |
$346,248.00 | ||
Gain on redemption of bonds (WN.2) |
$14,299.07 |
Dec 31,2021 |
Interest expense [(824,400 - 329,760) × 12%] |
$59,356.80 | |
Interest Payable |
$59,356.80 | ||
Premium on bonds payable (WN.3) | $4178.85 | ||
Interest expense |
$4178.85 | ||
WN.1 -
Unammortized Premium = [57,708×(329760/824,400)×105/116] =$20894.27
WN.2 -
Reacquisition price | $346,248 | |
Less: Net carrying value of bonds redeemed | ||
Par value |
$329,760 | |
Unammortized premium |
20,894.27 | (350,654.27) |
Less : Accrued interest | (9892.80) | |
Gain on redemption of bonds |
$14,299.07 |
WN.3 -
Ammortization per year on $494,640 [57,708 * 12/116 * (494,640/824,400)] |
$3581.87 |
Ammortization on $329,760 for 3 months [57,708 * 3/116 * (329760/824,400)] |
596.98 |
Total premium ammortization | $4178.85 |
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