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Introduction: The sale of bonds at discount is the situation when bonds are sold at less than the par value. The amount of discount, in this case, must be amortized to the interest expense throughout the life of the bond. The amount of interest expense will be greater than the amount of interest paid as a result of amortization.
The amount of interest expenses that should be reported in consolidated income statement for 20X3.
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Introduction: The sale of bonds at discount is the situation when bonds are sold at less than the par value. The amount of discount, in this case, must be amortized to the interest expense throughout the life of the bond. The amount of interest expense will be greater than the amount of interest paid as a result of amortization.
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Introduction: The sale of bonds at discount is the situation when bonds are sold at less than the par value. The amount of discount, in this case, must be amortized to the interest expense throughout the life of the bond. The amount of interest expense will be greater than the amount of interest paid as a result of amortization.
Preparation of elimination entries for consolidation work sheet for December 31, 20X4

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