(a) | Date | Beginning book value | Interest paid | Interest expense | Discount amortized | Ending book value | ||
a | b | c=a*10% | d=c-b | f=a+d | ||||
June 1,2016 | 1754211 | |||||||
May 31,2017 | 1754211 | 160000 | 175421 | 15421 | 1769632 | |||
May 31,2018 | 1769632 | 160000 | 176963 | 16963 | 1786595 | |||
May 31,2019 | 1786595 | 160000 | 178660 | 18660 | 1805255 | |||
May 31,2020 | 1805255 | 160000 | 180525 | 20525 | 1825780 | |||
Interest paid=Bond face value*Stated interest rate=2000000*8%=$ 160000 | ||||||||
(b) | Issue price of the bond=Present value of interest payment+Present value of face value at repayment | |||||||
Interest expense=Face value*stated rate=2000000*8%=$ 160000 | ||||||||
Number of periods=10 years | ||||||||
Discount rate=Yield rate=10% | ||||||||
Present value of interest payment=Present value of $ 160000 at 10% for 10 years=160000*6.14457=$ 983131 | ||||||||
Present value of face value at repayment=Present value of $2000000 at 10% for 10th year=2000000*0.38554=$ 771080 | ||||||||
Issue price of the bond=983131+771080=$ 1754211 | ||||||||
c) | Adjusting entry: | |||||||
Date | Account titles and explanation | Debit | Credit | |||||
Dec 31,2018 | Interest expense | (178660*7/12) | 104218 | |||||
Interest payable | 104218 | |||||||
(Interest accrued from June 1 to Dec 31-7 months) | ||||||||
(Refer amortization table-May 31,2019 row) | ||||||||
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