The Colson Company issued $300 000 bonds at 98 on January 1, 2017. The bonds are due January 1, 2022, with interest payableeach July 1, and January 1. The Colson company records straight-line amortizationPrepare Colson's Journal entry for the January Issue.OCash$300 000Bonds Payable$300 000Bonds PayableCash5300 000$300 000O CashPrentum on Bonds PayableBonds Payabte5306 000CashDiscount on Bends PayableleBonds PayablES6 000$300 000$294 000se oco300.000

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The Colson Company issued $300 000 bonds at 98 on January 1. 2017 The bonds are due January 1, 2022, with interest payable each July 1, and January 1 The Colson company records straight-line amortization Prepare Colson's Journal entry for the January lssue. O Cash $300 000 Bonds Payable 5300.000 OBonds Payable Cash 5300 000 300 000 O Cash Premium on Bonds Payable Bonds Payable $306 000 S6 000 $300 000 $294 000 Cash Discount on Bonds Payablele Bonds Payable $300 000

The Colson Company issued $300 000 bonds at 98 on January 1. 2017 The bonds are due January 1, 2022, with interest payable each July 1, and January 1 The Colson company records straight-line amortization Prepare Colson's Journal entry for the January lssue. O Cash $300 000 Bonds Payable 5300.000 OBonds Payable Cash 5300 000 300 000 O Cash Premium on Bonds Payable Bonds Payable $306 000 S6 000 $300 000 $294 000 Cash Discount on Bonds Payablele Bonds Payable $300 000

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