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On May 20, 2020 Beopple Stratified Wall Systems issued at 94.0 at $10,000,000 5 year note...

On May 20, 2020 Beopple Stratified Wall Systems issued at 94.0 at $10,000,000 5 year note payable to Retsoff Equity Advance Partners at a stated rate of 7.5%. BSW incurred bic at 90 bps. The note required calendar-year quarterly payments and was secured by a first mortgag lien on finished goods.

Required: Book the note issuance and the 2Q interest accrual for BSW.

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Date Particulars   Calculation   Debit Credit
20/05/2020 Bank   Refer above                       9,400,000
Discount on Notes                          600,000
Notes payable              10,000,000
30/06/2020 Interest expense   Refer above                          188,000
Bank                   165,000
Discount on notes                      23,000
30/09/2020 Interest expense   Refer above                          188,460
Bank                   165,000
Discount on notes                      23,460
Facts Calculation
Coupon rate p.a 6.6% 7.5%-0.90% (90 Bps )
Coupon rate quarterly 1.65% 6.6%/4
Tenure 5 years Given
Yield % (discount rate) 8% $ 7.50/94
Yield % quarterly 2% 8%/4
Face value USD                        100 Given  
Interest Income at coupon %                       6.60 100* 7.5%
Issue price             9,400,000 10000000/100*94

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