On 10/1/X1, Openshaw, Inc issued $1,000,000 of bonds at a price of 98. Assuming the bonds have a 3-year term and bear interest at an annual stated rate of 6% payable semi-annually. What is the 12/31/X1 adjusting journal entry to record interest (using the straight line method?) а. Interest Expense $66,667 Interest Payable 60,000 Bond Premium 6,667 b. Interest Expense $16,667 Interest Payable 15,000 Bond Discount 1,667 С. Interest Expense $66,667 Interest Payable 60,000 Bond Discount 6,667 d. Interest Expense $16,667 Interest Payable 15,000 Bond Premium 1,667

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On 10/1/X1, Openshaw, Inc issued $1,000,000 of bonds at a price of 98. Assuming the bonds have a 3-year term and bear interest at an annual stated rate of 6% payable semi-annually.

What is the 12/31/X1 adjusting journal entry to record interest (using the straight-line method)?

a.  
Interest Expense $66,667  
      Interest Payable 60,000  
      Bond Premium 6,667

b.  
Interest Expense $16,667  
      Interest Payable 15,000  
      Bond Discount 1,667

c.  
Interest Expense $66,667  
      Interest Payable 60,000  
      Bond Discount 6,667

d.  
Interest Expense $16,667  
      Interest Payable 15,000  
      Bond Premium 1,667

Options:  
- ○ d  
- ○ b  
- ○ a  
- ○ c
Transcribed Image Text:On 10/1/X1, Openshaw, Inc issued $1,000,000 of bonds at a price of 98. Assuming the bonds have a 3-year term and bear interest at an annual stated rate of 6% payable semi-annually. What is the 12/31/X1 adjusting journal entry to record interest (using the straight-line method)? a. Interest Expense $66,667       Interest Payable 60,000       Bond Premium 6,667 b. Interest Expense $16,667       Interest Payable 15,000       Bond Discount 1,667 c. Interest Expense $66,667       Interest Payable 60,000       Bond Discount 6,667 d. Interest Expense $16,667       Interest Payable 15,000       Bond Premium 1,667 Options: - ○ d - ○ b - ○ a - ○ c
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