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Refer to the bond details in Problem 10-5B.

Required

  1. Prepare the January 1, 2017, journal entry to record the bonds’ issuance.
  2. Determine the total bond interest expense to be recognized over the bonds’ life.
  3. Prepare an effective interest amortization table like the one in Exhibit 10B.1 for the bonds’ first two years.

Prepare the journal entries to record the first two interest payments

Short Answer

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(1) Cash account is debited by $198,494, discount on bonds payable is debited by $41,506, and bonds payable is credited by $240,000.

(2) The total bond interest expense is $257,506.

(3) Schedule is prepared in Step 4.

(4) Journal entries are recorded in step 5.

Step by step solution

01

Bond

Bonds payable are the long term obligations of entity, which are issued to raise funds by way of debts.

02

(1) Journal entry to record issuance of bond

Jan 1,2017

Cash

$198,494

Discount on bonds payable

$41,506

Bond payable

$240,000

Pay semi-annual interest and record amortization.

03

(2) Computation of total bond interest expense     

Interest repaid

($240,000 x 6% x1/2)x (15 x2)

$216,000

Add: Discount on bonds payable ($240,000-$198,494)

41,506

Total bond interest expense

$257,506

04

(3) Effective interest Amortization table

Bonds: $240,000 Par Value, Semi-annual Interest Payments, Two-Year Life, 3% Semi-annual Contract Rate, 4% Semi-annual Market Rate

A

B

C

D

E

Semi-annual period end

Cash interest paid

(3% of $240,000)

Bond interest expense

(4% of prior E)

Discount amortization

(B)-(A)

Unamortized discount

Prior (D)-(C)

Carrying value

$240,000-(D)

01-01-2017

$41,506

$198,494

30-06-2017

7,200

7,940

740

$40,766

$199,234

31-12-2017

7,200

7,969

769

$39,997

$200,003

30-06-2018

7,200

8000

800

$39,197

$200,803

31-12-2018

7,200

8,032

832

$38,365

$201,635

05

(4) Entry to record first two interest payment

June 30

2017

Bond interest expense

$7,940

Discount on bonds payable

$740

Cash

$7,200

Pay semi-annual interest and record amortization.

Dec 31

2017

Bond interest expense

$7,969

Discount on bonds payable

$769

Cash

$7,200

Pay semi-annual interest and record amortization

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