On January 1, 2016 Nick issued a $100,000 bond that matures in 20 years and pays...

On January 1, 2016 Nick issued a $100,000 bond that matures in 20 years and pays 8% interest (stated or coupon rate) a year. (Payment date is December 31.) The market (yield) rate is 6%.

Record the entry Nick has to make on January 2 when he issues the Bonds Payable.

Date	Accounts	Debit(s)	Credit(s)
12/31/16

Assume the bond was sold @ 104.

3. Complete the first two years of the following table:

Year	Interest Expense	Book
1/1/16
1
2

4. Complete the entries at the end of the year for the first two years. Please use the table above.

Date	Accounts	Debit(s)	Credit(s)
12/31/16

Date	Accounts	Debit(s)	Credit(s)
12/31/17

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