On Jan 1 '07 SSS buys 100 US Treasury Bonds (face value $1000 each) for the Trading Portfolio. The bonds carry an annual interest coupon of 4% paid semiannually Jan 1 and July 1. Journalize the purchase. On Julv I the bonds On Aug 1, SSS sells 50 of the bonds at 98 On December 3loss makes an adrusting entry tor accrual of interest to be 2008. Show the adjustment for the accrual of interest. January | On Dec 31, the bonds are trading at 97. Lue austment, 11 any, needs to be made? How will the bonds be shown on the Balance Sheet?

On Jan 1 '07 SSS buys 100 US Treasury Bonds (face value $1000 each) for the Trading Portfolio. The bonds carry an annual interest coupon of 4% paid semiannually Jan 1 and July 1. Journalize the purchase. On Julv I the bonds On Aug 1, SSS sells 50 of the bonds at 98 On December 3loss makes an adrusting entry tor accrual of interest to be 2008. Show the adjustment for the accrual of interest. January | On Dec 31, the bonds are trading at 97. Lue austment, 11 any, needs to be made? How will the bonds be shown on the Balance Sheet?

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Chapter13: Long-term Liabilities

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Problem 4EA: On January 1, 2018, Wawatosa Inc. issued 5-year bonds with a face value of $200,000 and a stated...

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