Part 1
Schedule of Bond Premium Amortization
Effective Interest Method
Bonds Sold to Yield (10% Bonds Sold to Yield 12%)
Date |
Cash paid |
Interest expense |
Discount amortized |
Carrying amount of bonds |
3/1/20 |
482476 |
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9/1/20 |
25550 |
28949 |
3399 |
485875 |
3/1/21 |
25550 |
29152 |
3602 |
489477 |
9/1/21 |
25550 |
29369 |
3819 |
493296 |
3/1/22 |
25550 |
29598 |
4048 |
497343 |
9/1/22 |
25550 |
29841 |
4291 |
501634 |
3/1/23 |
25550 |
30098 |
4548 |
506182 |
9/1/23 |
25550 |
30368 |
4818 |
511000 |
Issue price = present value of interest payment + present value of principal = (511000*10%/2*5.58238)+(511000*0.66506) = $482476
Present value of annuity factor for $1 @ i=6%, n = 7 is 5.58238
Present value factor for $1 @ i=6%, n = 7 is 0.66506
Discount = maturity value – issue price = 511000-482476 = $28524
Cash paid = 511000*10%/2 = 25550
Interest expense = previous carrying amount * 12%/2
Discount amortized = Interest expense -Cash paid
Carrying amount of bonds = previous carrying amount + discount amortized
Date |
General Journal |
Debit |
Credit |
3/1/20 |
Cash |
482476 |
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Discount on Bonds Payable |
28524 |
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Bonds Payable |
511000 |
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9/1/20 |
Interest Expense |
28949 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable |
3399 |
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Cash |
25550 |
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12/31/20 |
Interest Expense |
19434 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable (3602*4/6) |
2401 |
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Interest Payable (25550*4/6) |
17033 |
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3/1/21 |
Interest Expense |
9718 |
|
Interest Payable |
17033 |
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Discount on Bonds Payable (3602*2/6) |
1201 |
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Cash |
25550 |
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9/1/21 |
Interest Expense |
29369 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable |
3819 |
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Cash |
25550 |
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12/31/21 |
Interest Expense |
19732 |
|
Discount on Bonds Payable (4048*4/6) |
2699 |
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Interest Payable (25550*4/6) |
17033 |
Part 2
Schedule of Bond Premium Amortization
Effective Interest Method
Bonds Sold to Yield (12% Bonds Sold to Yield 10%)
Date |
Cash paid |
Interest expense |
Premium amortized |
Carrying amount of bonds |
6/1/20 |
388591 |
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12/1/20 |
21900 |
19430 |
2470 |
386121 |
6/1/21 |
21900 |
19306 |
2594 |
383527 |
12/1/21 |
21900 |
19176 |
2724 |
380803 |
6/1/22 |
21900 |
19040 |
2860 |
377943 |
12/1/22 |
21900 |
18897 |
3003 |
374940 |
6/1/23 |
21900 |
18747 |
3153 |
371787 |
12/1/23 |
21900 |
18589 |
3311 |
368477 |
6/1/24 |
21900 |
18424 |
3476 |
365000 |
Issue price = present value of interest payment + present value of principal = (365000*12%/2*6.46321)+(365000*0.67684) = $388591
Present value of annuity factor for $1 @ i=5%, n = 8 is 6.46321
Present value factor for $1 @ i=5%, n = 8 is 0.67684
Premium = issue price – maturity value = 388591-365000 = $23591
Cash paid = 365000*12%/2 = 21900
Interest expense = previous carrying amount * 10%/2
Premium amortized = Cash paid- Interest expense
Carrying amount of bonds = previous carrying amount – premium amortized
Date |
General journal |
Debit |
Credit |
6/1/17 |
Cash |
388591 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable |
23591 |
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Bonds Payable |
365000 |
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12/1/17 |
Interest Expense |
19430 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable |
2470 |
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Cash |
21900 |
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12/31/17 |
Interest Expense (19306/6) |
3218 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable (2594/6) |
432 |
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Interest payable (21900/6) |
3650 |
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6/1/18 |
Interest Expense (19306*5/6) |
16088 |
|
Interest payable |
3650 |
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Premium on Bonds Payable (2594*5/6) |
2162 |
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Cash |
21900 |
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10/1/18 |
Interest Expense (19176*0.33*4/6) |
4219 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable (2724*0.33*4/6) |
599 |
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Cash (21900*0.33*4/6) |
4818 |
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(to record interest expense and premium amortized) |
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10/1/18 |
Bonds Payable |
120450 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable |
5515 |
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Gain on Redemption of Bonds |
3333 |
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Cash |
122632 |
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(to record buy back of bonds) |
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12/1/18 |
Interest Expense (19176*0.67) |
12848 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable (2724*0.67) |
1825 |
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Cash (21900*0.67) |
14673 |
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12/31/18 |
Interest Expense (19040*0.67*1/6) |
2126 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable (2860*0.67*1/6) |
319 |
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Interest payable (21900*0.67*1/6) |
2445 |
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6/1/19 |
Interest Expense (19040*0.67*5/6) |
10631 |
|
Interest payable |
2445 |
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Premium on Bonds Payable (2860*0.67*5/6) |
1597 |
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Cash (21900*0.67) |
14673 |
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12/1/19 |
Interest Expense (18897*0.67) |
12661 |
|
Premium on Bonds Payable (3003*0.67) |
2012 |
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Cash (21900*0.67) |
14673 |
120450/365000 = 0.33
(1-0.32) = 0.68
Net carrying amount of bonds redeemed - Par value |
120450 |
Unamortized premium ((0.33*(23591-2470-432-2162))-599) |
5515 |
125965 |
|
Reacquisition price (127450-(120450*12%*4/12)) |
(122632) |
Gain on redemption |
3333 |
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