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Tuesday (April 24, 2018) in Class. Please return next MUST BE HANDWRITTEN The fo

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Tuesday (April 24, 2018) in Class. Please return next MUST BE HANDWRITTEN The following is the amortization table for the first two six-month periods of a $200,000 face value bond that sold for $160.000. The Bonds were sold on April 1, 2018 Period Amount owed (beg) Interest Expense Interest Payment Amount owed (end) $160,000 $160,800 $12,800 $12,864 $12,000 $12,000 $160,800 $161,664 2 Using the amortization table above and the T-accounts on this page, show the necessary accounting entries for (a) the original sale of the bonds on April 1; (b) the first payment date on October 1; (c) the necessary adjusting entries on December 31; (4) the second payme on April 1 of the second year Cash Bonds Payable Discount on Bonds Payable Interest Payable Interest Expense Bonus! +2 points if you can complete the amortization table (please use separate page

Explanation / Answer

Date Account Debit credit April 1 2018 Cash 160000 Discount on bond payable 40000 Bond payable 200000 [bond issued at discount] 1 oct 2018 Interest expense 12800 Discount on bond payable 800 cash 12000 [first semiannual payment made] 31 dec 2018 Interest expense [12864*3/6] 6432 Discount on bond payable 432 Interest payable [12000*3/6] 6000 [interest accrued for 3 months (1oct -31dec) out of 6 months]

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