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ANSWER ASAP THANKS! On January 1 20X1, Jude Company issues bonds with a face value of...

ANSWER ASAP THANKS!

On January 1 20X1, Jude Company issues bonds with a face value of $2,000,000 in exchange for cash. On that date the market rate is 12%. The bond has a stated rate of 15% and matures in five years. Interest is paid every four months. Which of the following is part of the journal entry that Jude Company records at the date of the bond issuance.

DEBIT to Bond Payable for $2,000,000

DEBIT to Cash for $2,000,000

CREDIT to Premium on Bond Payable for $215,500

CREDIT to Cash for $2,215,500

DEBIT to Cash for $2,215,500

CREDIT to Premium on Bond Payable for $221,800

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Expert Solution

interest Amount for 4 months period = Face Value * Stated Rate of interest

= 2000000 * 15% * ( 4/12)

= $ 100000

no of interest payments in a year = 3

no of compounding periods = term period of bonds * no of interest payments in a year

= 5 * 3

= 15

market rate of interest = 12%

for four months (I) = 4%

issue price of the bond ( involves approximation )

total values based on
n = 15
I = market Rate of interest 4%
Cash Flow Table Value amount Present Value                  ( table Value * Amount )
par Value                            PVF ( i= 4% , n= 15 ) 0.55526 $2,000,000 1110520
interest Annuity                PVA ( i= 4% , n= 15) 11.11839 $100,000 1111839.00
issue Price of the bond 2222359.00

premium on bonds = 2222359 - 2000000

= 222359

Which is near to the options F

So journal entry is

Date Accounts Name Debit Credit
1 Bond Issue
year 1
1/1/2020 Cash 2221800
      Premium on bonds 221800
     Bonds Payable 2000000

Credit to premium on bonds $ 221800 is correct option


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