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Assignment Chapter 14

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a.

Current Liability

b. Serial Bonds Payable 1,000,000 which 250,000 are due each july 31
Current Liabilities 250000

Non Current Liabliites 750000

c. Current Liabilities

d. Non Current Liabilities

e. Current Liabilities

f. Current Liabilities

g. Current Liabilities

h. Current Liabilities
Bonds Payable 5000000 Date
Face Value 13% 30-Jun
Market Value 12%
n Semiannual
31-Dec

30-Jun

31-Dec
Description Ref Dr Cr
Cash 5376150
Bonds Payable 5376150

Interest Expense (5,376,150 * 12% * 6/12) 322569


Bonds Payable 2431
Cash (5,000,000 * 13% * 6/12) 325000

Interest Expense [(5,376,150 - 2431) *12% *6/12)] 322423.1


Bonds Payable 2576.86
Cash 325000

Interest Expense [(5,376,150-2431-2576,86)*12%* 6/12 322268.5


Bonds Payable 2731.472
Cash 325000
b. Non Current Liabilities
Bonds Payable 5368411

c. Interest Expense June 30, 2022 322423.1


Interest Expense Dec 31, 2022 322268.5
Total 644691.7

Total Interest 13000000


Less : Premium on Bonds 376150
Total Cost 12623850
Bonds Payable 800000
FV 12%
MV 10%
n 5
MV 860651.79 Date Cash Paid Interest Expense Amortized Premium
1-Jan
31-Dec 96000 86065.179 9934.821
31-Dec 96000 85071.6969 10928.3031
31-Dec 96000 83978.86659 12021.13341
Date Description Ref Dr Cr
1-Jan Cash 860651.8
Bonds Payable 860651.8

Book Value 31-Dec Interest Expense 86065.18


860651.79 Bonds Payable 9934.821
850716.969 Cash 96000
839788.6659
827767.5325 31-Dec Interest Expense 83978.87
Bonds Payable 12021.13
Cash 96000
a. 1
The selling price of the bonds will be the present value of all expected
future net cash flows discounted at an actual annual interest rate (yield) of
11%. Present value is the sum of the present value of the amount at
maturity (face value) plus the present value of a series of future semi-
annual interest payments.

2 Cash Increase
Non Current Liabilities Increase

b. Interest Expense

c. The amount of bond discount amortization would be lower in the second year of the life of the
bond issue.

d. The retirement of the bonds would result in a loss from extinguishment of debt that should be
included in the determination of net income and classified as an Other income and expense item
ear of the life of the

debt that should be


ome and expense item

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