a
Concept introduction:
Effective interest method of bond amortization: In this method of amortization the interest expense in a given year will be linked with the amount of the bond’s book value. When the sales of bonds take place at a premium, the value of the premium must be amortized to interest expense during the life of the bond. The preferred method of amortization is the effective interest method.
The amount of interest expenses that should be reported in consolidated income statement for 20X3.
b
Concept introduction:
Effective interest method of bond amortization: In this method of amortization the interest expense in a given year will be linked with the amount of the bond’s book value. When the sales of bonds take place at a premium, the value of the premium must be amortized to interest expense during the life of the bond. The preferred method of amortization is the effective interest method.
The amount of gain or loss on constructive bond retirement to be reported in 20X3
c
Concept introduction:
Effective interest method of bond amortization: In this method of amortization the interest expense in a given year will be linked with the amount of the bond’s book value. When the sales of bonds take place at a premium, the value of the premium must be amortized to interest expense during the life of the bond. The preferred method of amortization is the effective interest method.
Preparation of elimination entries for consolidation work sheet for December 31, 20X3
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