Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions
Financial Accounting: Information for Decisions
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ISBN: 9781259533006
Author: John J Wild
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 10, Problem 6PSA

1.

Summary Introduction

Introduction: A bond refers to a security generally used for a debt investment under which an investor finances money to an entity for a specific time period at a fixed rate of interest.

To determine: Total amount of each installment payment.

1.

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Answer to Problem 6PSA

An installment refers to the liability that forces the borrowers to repay the borrowed amount to the lenders in a series of periodic payments.

Total amount of each installment is $50,091

Explanation of Solution

Computation of the amount pertaining to the notes payment is shown below:

  Annual Payment= Present Value of note / PVFA                         = $200,000/3.403                         = $50,091

Present value of 8% is 0.6806

  PVFA= Present Value× No. of years            = 0.6806×5=3.9927

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Summary Introduction

Introduction: A bond refers to a security generally used for a debt investment under which an investor finances money to an entity for a specific time period at a fixed rate of interest.

To determine: The computation of the statement showing the amortization amount.

2.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6PSA

Amortization table and amount showing that is $46,382

Explanation of Solution

The computation of the statement showing the amortization amount is shown below:

    Period Ending DateBeginning BalanceDebit Interest Expense 8%Debit Notes PayableCredit CashEnding Balance
    31/10/206$200,000$200,000×8%=$16,000$50,091$16,000=$34,091$50,091$200,000$34,091=$16,5909
    31/10/2017$165,909$165,909×8%=$13,273$50,091$13,273=$36,818$50,091$165,909$36,818=$129,091
    31/10/2018$129,091$129,091×8%=$10,327$50,091$10,327=$39,764$50,091$129,091$39,764=$89,327
    31/10/2019$89,327$89,327×8%=$7,146$50,091$7,146=$42,945$50,091$89,327$42,945=$46,382
    31/10/2020$46,382$46,382×8%=$3,709$50,091$3,709=$46,382$50,091$46,382$46,382=$0
    Total$50,455$200,000$250,455

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Summary Introduction

Introduction: A bond refers to a security generally used for a debt investment under which an investor finances money to an entity for a specific time period at a fixed rate of interest.

To determine: Prepare the journal entry to record the interest and amortization.

3.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6PSA

To record premium amortization and interest of 6 months.

Explanation of Solution

    DateParticularsDebitCredit
    31DecBond Interest Expense($200,000×8%)*2/12=$2,667$2,667
    Interest Expense$2,667
    (To record the interest and premium amortization for six months)
    DateParticularsDebitCredit
    31OctBond Interest Expense($200,000×8%)$2,667=$13,333$13,333
    Interest payable$2,667
    Notes payable($50,091$16,000)=$34,091$34,091
    Cash $50,091
    (To record initial payment towards the installment note)

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