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On January 1, 2018 CCSU Co. issue two bonds and an installment plan to Jon's Co. to finance its construction:


On January 1, 2018 CCSU Co. issue two bonds and an installment plan to Jon's Co. to finance its construction: 

1. A five-year zero coupon bond with par value at $1,000,000 with annual effective interest rate at 6%.

2. A three-year bond with par value of $500,000 with interest paid every 6 months (June 30 and December 31), the annual coupon rate is 4% and effective interest rate is 3%. 

3. A 3-year installment plan with annual payment of $50,000 staring from December 31, 2018 with annual 2. . effective rate of 5%. 


Required:

 1. What is the total cash CCSU Co. received at January 1, 2018?

 2. What is the interest expense incurred for the year of 2018 and 2019?

 3. Ass uming there is no pre-payment penalty, CCSU Co. wants to pay off the zero coupon bond at December 31, 2020, how much CCSU should pay?

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Expert Solution

Zero Coupon Bond      
Coupon Amount $1,000,000.00    
Effective Interest Rate 6%    
         
Bond Amount   $747,258.17    
         
3 Year Bond        
  Period Interest Effective I Ammort.
  1 10000 9829.94  
  2 10000 9662.78  
  3 10000 9498.45  
  4 10000 9336.92  
  5 10000 9178.14  
  6 10000 9022.06  
  6 500000 451103.02  
         
  TOTAL $560,000.00 $507,631.32  
         
3 Year Installment Plan      
         
  Period Amount Effective I Ammort.
  2018 50000 47619.05  
  2019 50000 45351.47  
  2020 50000 43191.88  
         
      136162.40  
         
Total Bond Amount Recd $1,391,051.89 ANS  
    (136162.4 + 507631.32 + 747258.17)
         
INTEREST EXPENSE      
         
Zero Coupon        
  Opening Interest Closing  
         
2018 $747,258.17 $44,835.49 $792,093.66  
2019 $792,093.66 $47,525.62 $839,619.28  
2020 $839,619.28 $50,377.16 $889,996.44  
  $889,996.44 $53,399.79 $943,396.23  
  $943,396.23 $56,603.77 $1,000,000.00  
         
         
3 Year Bond (10000*4)   40000  
         
3 Year Installment      
  Opening Interest Closing  
         
  $136,162.50 $6,808.13 $142,970.63  
  $142,970.63 $7,148.53 $150,119.16  
         
Total Interest 2018 2019    
         
  $6,808.13 $7,148.53    
  $20,000.00 $20,000.00    
  $44,835.49 $47,525.62    
         
  $71,643.62 $74,674.15 ANS  
         
Amount Payment      
         
CCSU co. should pay amount of 889996.44$ at the end of Dec 31, 2020

 


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