On 10-01-18, George purchased $100,000 of3% bonds that mature on 03-01-23 for$100,000 plus accrued interest. George doesnot intend to hold the bonds until maturity,however, George plans to hold them for morethan one year. The bonds pay interest every09-01 and 03-01. The bonds were trading at101 at 12-31-18 and 99 at 12-31-19. On 03-01-20, George sold all of the bonds at 99.5.These bonds are George's only investment.George closes its blooks every December 31.Prepare the entries George should make on:а. 10-01-18.p. 12-31-18.c. 03-01-19.d. 09-01-19.е. 12-31-19.f. 03-01-20.

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Prepare the entries George should make on: а. 10-01-18. p. 12-31-18. ç, 03-01-19.

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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