a
Concept Introduction:
Retirement of bonds refers to the repurchase of bonds from investors. Retirement of bonds is carried out either at maturity, before maturity, or by conversion to stock. Retirement at maturity is always equal to par value. Retirement before maturity the issuer is unlikely to pay a price equal to par value. When a difference exists, the issuer gains or losses equal to the difference.
The amount of discount on the bonds at issue.
b
Concept Introduction:
Retirement of bonds refers to the repurchase of bonds from investors. Retirement of bonds is carried out either at maturity, before maturity, or by conversion to stock. Retirement at maturity is always equal to par value. Retirement before maturity the issuer is unlikely to pay a price equal to par value. When a difference exists, the issuer gains or losses equal to the difference.
The amortization of discount recorded on the bonds for the entire period of January 1 2021 through December 31, 2026.
c
Concept Introduction:
Retirement of bonds refers to the repurchase of bonds from investors. Retirement of bonds is carried out either at maturity, before maturity, or by conversion to stock. Retirement at maturity is always equal to par value. Retirement before maturity the issuer is unlikely to pay a price equal to par value. When a difference exists, the issuer gains or losses equal to the difference.
The carrying value of bonds as of the close of business on December 31, 2026.
d
Concept Introduction:
Retirement of bonds refers to the repurchase of bonds from investors. Retirement of bonds is carried out either at maturity, before maturity, or by conversion to stock. Retirement at maturity is always equal to par value. Retirement before maturity the issuer is unlikely to pay a price equal to par value. When a difference exists, the issuer gains or losses equal to the difference.
The
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