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Assume the effective interest method in accounting for these bonds. Build a 10 year amortization table....

Assume the effective interest method in accounting for these bonds. Build a 10 year amortization table.
Bond $650,000
Mature 10 years
State annual interest 9.25%
Effective annual rate 6%
Interest is paid every 6 months

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Calculation of annualized YTM

Periodic interest rate= (1+Effective annual interest rate)^ 1/m -1
r= effective annual interest rate 6%
m number of payments 2
Periodic interest rate= (1+0.0617998195493841)^1/2    -1
Periodic interest rate= 3.0437%
Annualized 6.08734%

Bond price:

Particulars Cash flow Discount factor Discounted cash flow
Interest payments-Annuity (3.04367%,20 periods) 30,062.5 14.8176 4,45,453.63
Principle payments -Present value (3.04367%,20 periods) 6,50,000 0.5490 3,56,851.06
A Bond price           8,02,304.69
Face value           6,50,000.00
Premium/(Discount)           1,52,304.69
Interest amount:
Face value 6,50,000
Coupon/stated Rate of interest 9.25%
Frequency of payment(once in) 6 months
B Interest amount 650000*0.0925*6/12= 30062.5
Present value calculation:
yield to maturity/Effective rate 6.09%
Effective interest per period(i) 0.0608734*6/12= 3.044%
Number of periods:
Ref Particulars Amount
a Number of interest payments in a year                                     2
b Years to maturiy                                10.0
c=a*b Number of periods                                   20

Amortization schedule:

Period Beginning carrying value Interest expense Interest paid Premium amortisation Ending carrying value Balance premium
Year Month end A C= A* 3.04% D E=C-D F=A-E
1.00 6.00        8,02,304.69        24,419.51     30,062.50            5,642.99     7,96,661.69 1,46,661.69
1.00 12.00        7,96,661.69        24,247.75     30,062.50            5,814.75     7,90,846.95 1,40,846.95
2.00 6.00        7,90,846.95        24,070.77     30,062.50            5,991.73     7,84,855.22 1,34,855.22
2.00 12.00        7,84,855.22        23,888.40     30,062.50            6,174.10     7,78,681.12 1,28,681.12
3.00 6.00        7,78,681.12        23,700.48     30,062.50            6,362.02     7,72,319.11 1,22,319.11
3.00 12.00        7,72,319.11        23,506.84     30,062.50            6,555.66     7,65,763.45 1,15,763.45
4.00 6.00        7,65,763.45        23,307.31     30,062.50            6,755.19     7,59,008.26 1,09,008.26
4.00 12.00        7,59,008.26        23,101.71     30,062.50            6,960.79     7,52,047.47 1,02,047.47
5.00 6.00        7,52,047.47        22,889.84     30,062.50            7,172.66     7,44,874.81     94,874.81
5.00 12.00        7,44,874.81        22,671.53     30,062.50            7,390.97     7,37,483.84     87,483.84
6.00 6.00        7,37,483.84        22,446.57     30,062.50            7,615.93     7,29,867.92     79,867.92
6.00 12.00        7,29,867.92        22,214.77     30,062.50            7,847.73     7,22,020.19     72,020.19
7.00 6.00        7,22,020.19        21,975.91     30,062.50            8,086.59     7,13,933.60     63,933.60
7.00 12.00        7,13,933.60        21,729.78     30,062.50            8,332.72     7,05,600.88     55,600.88
8.00 6.00        7,05,600.88        21,476.16     30,062.50            8,586.34     6,97,014.55     47,014.55
8.00 12.00        6,97,014.55        21,214.82     30,062.50            8,847.68     6,88,166.87     38,166.87
9.00 6.00        6,88,166.87        20,945.53     30,062.50            9,116.97     6,79,049.90     29,049.90
9.00 12.00        6,79,049.90        20,668.04     30,062.50            9,394.46     6,69,655.44     19,655.44
10.00 6.00        6,69,655.44        20,382.10     30,062.50            9,680.40     6,59,975.04        9,975.04
10.00 12.00        6,59,975.04        20,087.46     30,062.50            9,975.04     6,50,000.00                    -  

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