The carrying amount of bonds payable at issuance is $ $ 669,300 . The Discount on bonds payable at issuance is $ 20,700.
The carrying value of the bonds payable at July 31, 2021 is $ 673,440 ,
Working
Bond issue price (690000/100 x 97) |
$ 6,69,300.00 |
Face value |
$ 6,90,000.00 |
Discount on bond |
$ 20,700.00 |
Number of Interest payments (15 years ) |
15 |
Discount to be amortized per payment |
$ 1,380.00 |
Interest on bond |
$ 62,100.00 |
Period |
Cash payment (Credit) |
Interest Expense (Debit) |
Discount on bond |
Discount on bond balance |
Bonds payable Carrying Value |
At issue |
$ 20,700 |
$ 6,69,300 |
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July 31 2019 |
$ 62,100 |
$ 60,720 |
$ 1,380 |
$ 19,320 |
$ 6,70,680 |
July 31 2020 |
$ 62,100 |
$ 60,720 |
$ 1,380 |
$ 17,940 |
$ 6,72,060 |
July 31 2021 |
$ 62,100 |
$ 60,720 |
$ 1,380 |
$ 16,560 |
$ 6,73,440 |
Requirement 2
Date |
Accounts |
Debit |
Credit |
July 31 2021 |
Bonds payable |
$ 6,90,000.00 |
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Loss on retirement of bonds payable |
$ 44,160.00 |
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Discount on Bonds payable |
$ 16,560.00 |
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Cash |
$ 7,17,600.00* |
*$690000/100 x 104
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