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Introduction: Bond are issued by the companies for borrowing the funds. A fixed amount of interest is paid by the borrower for a definite period of time. The bonds can be issued at premium, par, or discount. At the maturity of the bonds, the borrower repays the principal amount.
To prepare: The
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Introduction: Bond are issued by the companies for borrowing the funds. A fixed amount of interest is paid by the borrower for a definite period of time. The bonds can be issued at premium, par, or discount. At the maturity of the bonds, the borrower repays the principal amount.
To prepare: The journal entry to accrue the interest on December 31, 2016.
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Introduction: Bond are issued by the companies for borrowing the funds. A fixed amount of interest is paid by the borrower for a definite period of time. The bonds can be issued at premium, par, or discount. At the maturity of the bonds, the borrower repays the principal amount.
To prepare: The journal entry to record the interest payment on January 1, 2017.
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Introduction: Bond are issued by the companies for borrowing the funds. A fixed amount of interest is paid by the borrower for a definite period of time. The bonds can be issued at premium, par, or discount. At the maturity of the bonds, the borrower repays the principal amount.
To calculate: The amount that will be paid on the maturity date.
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Financial Accounting: The Impact on Decision Makers
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