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On Jan 1, 2018, the North Sea Company purchased a highsea platform for $ 12,000,000 and...

On Jan 1, 2018, the North Sea Company purchased a highsea platform for $ 12,000,000 and paid $2,000,000 as a downpyament while the balance will be paid over the next 10 years in installments of $500,000 every six months , starting July 1, 2018. The market rate on Jan 1, 2018 was 6%.

Requirements:
a.   For the how much the North Sea Company should recognize the platform on Jan 1, 2018? Show your calculation.


b.   On Jan 1, 2025, the company will pay installment payment of $500,000. How much of this payment represents a payment of the principal and how much of it represents a payment of the interest? Show your calculation (fill in the following table Jan 1 2018 – Jan 2025).
Date   Cash Paid   Interest Exp.   P Payment   Carrying Value
1-Jan-18   $   -   $   -   $   -   $   ………….
1-Jul-18              
1-Jan-19              
1-Jul-19              
1-Jan-20              
1-Jul-20              
1-Jan-21              
1-Jul-21              
1-Jan-22              
1-Jul-22              
1-Jan-23              
1-Jul-23              
1-Jan-24              
1-Jul-24              
1-Jan-25              

c.   What is the total interest expense for the year ended on Dec 31, 2021?


d.   What will be the carrying value of the notes on Dec 31, 2024?

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Expert Solution

a North Sea Company should recognise the Platform at $94,38,737 on Jan 1, 2018 calculated as under.
No. of period Payments
(Cash flows)
Present Value Factor @6/2=3%p.a. Discounted Cash flows/ Present value
1 $                   500,000 0.97087 $                             485,437
2 $                   500,000 0.94260 $                             471,298
3 $                   500,000 0.91514 $                             457,571
4 $                   500,000 0.88849 $                             444,244
5 $                   500,000 0.86261 $                             431,304
6 $                   500,000 0.83748 $                             418,742
7 $                   500,000 0.81309 $                             406,546
8 $                   500,000 0.78941 $                             394,705
9 $                   500,000 0.76642 $                             383,208
10 $                   500,000 0.74409 $                             372,047
11 $                   500,000 0.72242 $                             361,211
12 $                   500,000 0.70138 $                             350,690
13 $                   500,000 0.68095 $                             340,476
14 $                   500,000 0.66112 $                             330,559
15 $                   500,000 0.64186 $                             320,931
16 $                   500,000 0.62317 $                             311,583
17 $                   500,000 0.60502 $                             302,508
18 $                   500,000 0.58739 $                             293,697
19 $                   500,000 0.57029 $                             285,143
20 $                   500,000 0.55368 $                             276,838
Total $             10,000,000 $                         7,438,737
+Down payment $                         2,000,000
Platform to be recognised on Jan 1,2018 $                         9,438,737
b Loan amortisation schedule
Date Installment Payments Interest on Platform Recovery of Principal Platform Carrying value
01-01-18 $         2,000,000 $                               -   $               2,000,000 $                         7,438,737
01-07-18 $            500,000 $                   223,162 $                  276,838 $                         7,161,900
01-01-19 $            500,000 $                   214,857 $                  285,143 $                         6,876,757
01-07-19 $            500,000 $                   206,303 $                  293,697 $                         6,583,059
01-01-20 $            500,000 $                   197,492 $                  302,508 $                         6,280,551
01-07-20 $            500,000 $                   188,417 $                  311,583 $                         5,968,968
01-01-21 $            500,000 $                   179,069 $                  320,931 $                         5,648,037
01-07-21 $            500,000 $                   169,441 $                  330,559 $                         5,317,478
01-01-22 $            500,000 $                   159,524 $                  340,476 $                         4,977,002
01-07-22 $            500,000 $                   149,310 $                  350,690 $                         4,626,312
01-01-23 $            500,000 $                   138,789 $                  361,211 $                         4,265,101
01-07-23 $            500,000 $                   127,953 $                  372,047 $                         3,893,054
01-01-24 $            500,000 $                   116,792 $                  383,208 $                         3,509,846
01-07-24 $            500,000 $                   105,295 $                  394,705 $                         3,115,141
01-01-25 $            500,000 $                     93,454 $                  406,546 $                         2,708,596
01-07-25 $            500,000 $                     81,258 $                  418,742 $                         2,289,854
01-01-26 $            500,000 $                     68,696 $                  431,304 $                         1,858,549
01-07-26 $            500,000 $                     55,756 $                  444,244 $                         1,414,306
01-01-27 $            500,000 $                     42,429 $                  457,571 $                             956,735
01-07-27 $            500,000 $                     28,702 $                  471,298 $                             485,437
01-01-28 $            500,000 $                     14,563 $                  485,437 $                          &n

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