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Caprio Inc. sells $500,000 of 10% bonds on June 1, 2015. The bonds pay interest on...

Caprio Inc. sells $500,000 of 10% bonds on June 1, 2015. The bonds pay interest on December 1 and June 1. The due date of the bonds is June 1, 2020. The bonds yield 8%. On October 1, 2016, Caprio buys back $200,000 (face value) of bonds for $210,000 in cash (not including accrued interest which was paid separately – also in cash). Provide the following: Show EXCEL FORMULAS

a. The present value of the bond payable is $ ______________________ on June 1, 2015. Round to the nearest dollar.

b. Prepare a well-labeled schedule (with debits/credits shown) for the journal entries through the life of the Bond.

c. Give all journal entries for:

•6/1/15

•12/1/15

•12/31/15

•6/1/16

•10/1/16 Update

•10/1/16 accrued interest payment

•10/1/16 redemption

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Basic details

Coupon rate per Period (10%/2)

5.00%

Face value of bond

500,000

Market or Discounting rate per Period (8%/2)

4.00%

Interest paid (500000*5%)

25000

Payment at end of period with Face value(500000+25000)

525000

Interest paid on

Semi annually

Present Value of bond

Period

Payment

Discounting Factor @ 4%

Present Value

Dec 1, 2015

25000

0.961538

24038.46

Jun 1, 2016

25000

0.924556

23113.91

Dec 1, 2016

25000

0.888996

22224.91

Jun 1, 2017

25000

0.854804

21370.10

Dec 1, 2017

25000

0.821927

20548.18

Jun 1, 2018

25000

0.790315

19757.86

Dec 1, 2018

25000

0.759918

18997.95

Jun 1, 2019

25000

0.730690

18267.26

Dec 1, 2019

25000

0.702587

17564.67

Jun 1, 2020

525000

0.675564

354671.19

Present value of Bond

540554

Less: face value of Bond

500000

Premium on Bond payable

40554

Fair value

Interest payment (Credit Cash) = Face value of bond * Coupon rate

Interest Expense (Debit Interest Expense) = book value of Bond for previous period * Market or Discounting rate

Amortization of bond premium (Debit Bond Premium) = Interest payment - Interest Expense

Credit Balance in Bond premium = Credit Balance in Bond premium for previous period - Amortization of bond premium

Credit Balance in Bond Payable = Face value of bond

Book value of Bond = Credit Balance in Bond premium + Credit Balance in Bond Payable

Bond Premium Amortization Table

Credit Balance in Bond premium at end of retirement of bond payable must be Zero.

Period

Date

Interest payment

Interest Expense

Amortization of bond premium

Credit Balance in Bond premium

Credit Balance in Bond Payable

Book value of Bond

0

Jun 1, 2015

40554

500000

540554

1

Dec 1, 2015

25000

21622

3378

37177

500000

537177

2

Jun 1, 2016

25000

21487

3513

33664

500000

533664

3

Dec 1, 2016

25000

21347

3653

30010

500000

530010

4

Jun 1, 2017

25000

21200

3800

26211

500000

526211

5

Dec 1, 2017

25000

21048

3952

22259

500000

522259

6

Jun 1, 2018

25000

20890

4110

18149

500000

518149

7

Dec 1, 2018

25000

20726

4274

13875

500000

513875

8

Jun 1, 2019

25000

20555

4445

9430

500000

509430

9

Dec 1, 2019

25000

20377

4623

4808

500000

504808

10

Jun 1, 2020

25000

20192

4808

0

500000

500000

Company Name

Journal entries

Date

General journal

Debit

Credit

Jun 1, 2015

Cash

540554

Bond payable

500000

Premium on bond payable

40554

(To record issued of bond payable at Premium.)

Dec 1, 2015

Interest expense

21622

Premium on bond payable

3378

Cash

25000

(To record interest expense and amortization of bond premium.)

Dec 31, 2015

Interest expense (21487 / 6 )

3581

Premium on bond payable (3513 / 6)

586

Interest payable (500000*10%*1/12)

4167

(To record accrued interest for one month) (Divided by 6 because of interest paid on 6 month.)

Jun 1, 2016

Interest expense (21487*5 / 6 )

17906

Premium on bond payable (3513*5 / 6)

2928

Interest payable

4167

Cash

25000

(To record interest expense and amortization of bond premium.)

Oct 1, 2016

Interest expense (8539*4 / 6 )

5693

Premium on bond payable (1461 *4 / 6)

974

Interest payable (200000*10%*4/12)

6667

(To record accrued interest for Four month) ( 1 June to 1 Oct) (Divided by 6 because of interest paid on 6 month.)

Oct 1, 2016

Interest payable (200000*10%*4/12)

6667

Cash

6667

(To record accrued interest payment.)

Oct 1, 2016

Bond payable

200000

Premium on bond payable (212492-200000)

12492

Gain on retirement (Buy back) of bond

2492

Cash

210000

(To record Retirement of bond payable.)

Interest expense

Amortization of premium

Amount from above table for Dec 1, 2016

21347

3653

Divided by 500000 face value of bond

500000

500000

0.042694

0.007306

Multiply by: 200000 Face value bond buy back before maturity

200000

200000

Value for 200000 face value of bond

8539

1461

Bond value on June 1, 2016 For face value of 500000

533664

Bond value on June 1, 2016 For face value of 200000 (533664*200000/500000)

213466

Less: amortization of bond for 4 month (1 Jun to 1 Oct)

974

Book value of bond for face value of 200000

212492

Less: cash paid for buy back of bond

210000

Gain on retirement (Buy back) of bond

2492


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