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Concept Introduction:
Bonds payable:
The bonds payable can be defined as the instruments that enables the businesses to raise funds for their day to business operations or any other financial needs like purchase of fixed assets land, building, equipment etc.
If bonds are issued for more than their par value, it is said that they are issued at premium. The amount over and above the par value is premium amount.
If bonds are issued for less than their par value, it is said that they are issued at discount. The amount less than the par value is discount amount.
Requirement 1
To prepare:
An amortization table using effective interest amortization method for first two semi-annual interest periods
Requirement 2
To prepare:

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