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Question

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Explanation / Answer

Bond Issuance at discount recording:

Cash A/c Dr. $176,400

Discount on Bonds Payable A/c Dr. $3,600

      To Bonds Payable $180,000

Interest payments:

Bond Interest Expense Dr. 12,600

             To Discount on Bonds payable $720

                  To Cash $11,880

Answer (a)

On Balance sheet, Bonds are treated as Liability, along with the unamortized discount is subtracted (known as contra entry).

Balance Sheet

USD

Current Assets :

Cash (Bond Issuance)

176,400

Less: Interest payments

-11,880

164,520

Long Term Liabilities:

Total

Bonds Payable

180,000

Less: Unamortized discount on Bonds

- 3,600

Carrying Value of Bond

176400

Income Statement Per Year

USD

Interest Expense (Cash Paid Plus Discount Amortization)

12,600

Cash Flow Statement:

Cash Flow From Operating activities:

Interest Expenses

Cash Flow from Financing activities:

Amortized portion of bond discount

Answer (b)

In the question, Total Face value of Bonds is $ 180,000.

Bond issued at $ 98.

By doing cross multiplication, you get total carrying amount as:

180,000 * 98/100 = $176,400

Answer (c)

Total interest reported in 2016:

180,000*7% = 12600

Balance Sheet

USD

Current Assets :

Cash (Bond Issuance)

176,400

Less: Interest payments

-11,880

164,520

Long Term Liabilities:

Total

Bonds Payable

180,000

Less: Unamortized discount on Bonds

- 3,600

Carrying Value of Bond

176400

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