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ATD Corporation starts its business in January 1, 2010 in Buford, GA to produce and sell...

ATD Corporation starts its business in January 1, 2010 in Buford, GA to produce and sell mobile homes. On January 1, 2010, ATD Corporation issued $1,200,000 of ten-year, 7% bonds at an effective interest rate of 8% at a discount for 1,119,479.03. Interest on the bonds is payable annually on December 31. The fiscal year of the company is the calendar year. 1. Based on the above information, prepare the initial journal entry by ATD Corporation to record the issuance of bonds on January 1, 2010. Please show supporting computations in Excel for your journal entry. 2. Suppose ATD Corporation uses straight-line method for bond amortization, prepare a bond amortization table on the worksheet for ATD. Print the amortization table in good format. 3. Based on the table in (2), prepare journal necessary journal entry(ies) for ATD for the following dates: a. 12/31/2010 b. 1/1/2011 c. 12/31/2014 d. 12/31/2019 e. 1/1/2020 when ATD paid off its bonds payable. 4. Based on the table in (2), suppose ATD retires half of its bonds on October 1, 2015 at 102, prepare necessary journal entry(ies) for ATD for the following dates: a. 9/30/2015 b. 10/1/2015 c. 12/31/2019 d. 1/1/2020 when ATD paid off its bonds payable. 5. Suppose ATD Corporation uses effective-interest method for bond amortization, prepare a bond amortization table on the worksheet for ATD. Print the amortization table in goof format. 6. Based on the table in (5), prepare journal necessary journal entry(ies) for ATD for the following dates: a. 12/31/2010 b. 1/1/2011 c. 12/31/2014 d. 12/31/2019 e. 1/1/2020 when ATD paid off its bonds payable. 7. Based on the table in (5), suppose ATD retires half of its bonds on October 1, 2015 at 102, prepare necessary journal entry(ies) for ATD for the following dates: a. 9/30/2015 b. 10/1/2015 c. 12/31/2019 d. 1/1/2020 when ATD paid off its bonds payable. Required: Turn in printouts from Steps 1-7 in good format. Save the results as Exercise9.xls.

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Date Particulars Amount DR Credit CR
Jan-10 Cash A/c Dr    11,19,479.03
Discount on Bonds DR         80,520.97
To 7% Bonds Payable 12,00,000.00
(Being bonds issued at discount)
Bond Amortization Table on Straight line basis
No of Year 10
Discount 80520.97
Amortisation Every Year 8052.09
Date Particulars Amount DR Credit CR
Dec-10 Interest A/c DR         84,000.00
To Cash        84,000.00
(Being Interest paid)
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr            8,052.09
To Discount on Bonds          8,052.09
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
01-01-2011 No Entry
31-12-2014 Interest A/c DR         84,000.00
To Cash        84,000.00
(Being Interest paid)
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr            8,052.09
To Discount on Bonds          8,052.09
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
31-12-2019 Interest A/c DR         84,000.00
To Cash        84,000.00
(Being Interest paid)
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr            8,052.09
To Discount on Bonds          8,052.09
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
01-01-2020 7% Bonds Payable DR    12,00,000.00
To Cash 12,00,000.00
(Being bonds redeemed)
Calculation of Discount on Bonds to be amotised for half of the bonds which are amortised
On 01-10-2015, 5 years bonds Discount has been amortised
Balance 5 Year                                               4,026.00
For 5 Years                                             20,130.00
Date Particulars Amount DR Credit CR
Sep-15 Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr         20,130.00
To Discount on Bonds        20,130.00
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
(8052/2=4026*5 (Remaining years)
01-10-2015 7% Bonds Payable DR      6,00,000.00
Premium Paid on Bonds (6000*2) DR         12,000.00
Interest A/c DR         31,500.00
To Cash    6,43,500.00
(Being bond repaid on premium)
31-12-2019 Interest A/c DR         42,000.00
To Cash        42,000.00
(Being Interest paid) on 6,00,000
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr            4,026.00
To Discount on Bonds          4,026.00
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
01-01-2020 7% Bonds Payable DR      6,00,000.00
To Cash    6,00,000.00
(Being bonds redeemed)
Effective Interest Method -Table
Amortisaation Table as per Effective Interest Method
Cash Interest Interest Expense Amortisation
0 NA NA NA
2010                                             84,000.00         89,558.32        -5,558.32
2011                                             84,000.00         90,002.99        -6,002.99
2012                                             84,000.00         90,483.22        -6,483.22
2013                                             84,000.00         91,001.88        -7,001.88
2014                                             84,000.00         91,562.03        -7,562.03
2015                                             84,000.00         92,167.00        -8,167.00
2016                                             84,000.00         92,820.36        -8,820.36
2017                                             84,000.00         93,525.98        -9,525.98
2018                                             84,000.00         94,288.06      -10,288.06
2019                                             84,000.00         95,111.11      -11,111.11
Effective Interest Method
Date Particulars Amount DR Credit CR
Dec-10 Interest A/c DR         84,000.00
To Cash        84,000.00
(Being Interest paid)
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr            5,558.32
To Discount on Bonds          5,558.32
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
01-01-2011 No Entry
31-12-2014 Interest A/c DR         84,000.00
To Cash        84,000.00
(Being Interest paid)
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr            7,562.03
To Discount on Bonds          7,562.03
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
31-12-2019 Interest A/c DR         84,000.00
To Cash        84,000.00
(Being Interest paid)
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr         11,111.11
To Discount on Bonds        11,111.11
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)
01-01-2020 7% Bonds Payable DR    12,00,000.00
To Cash 12,00,000.00
(Being bonds redeemed)

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Bonds retires at 102 50%
Balance amount to be written off 47912.5
(8167+8820.36+9525.98+10288.06+11111.11)
50% Bonds retired 23956.25
Amount to be written off in Oct 2015 23956.25
Date Particulars Amount DR Credit CR
Sep-15 Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr         23,956.25
To Discount on Bonds        23,956.25
(Being Discount Amortised )
31-12-2019 Interest A/c DR         42,000.00
To Cash        42,000.00
(Being Interest paid) on 6,00,000
Discount Amortised on Bonds Dr            5,555.56
To Discount on Bonds          5,555.56
(Being Discount Amortised over Straight line basis)

Rest entries remain same as in above criteria, My character limit is exceeding if repeating same.


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