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Bond Redemption St. Wyncomb Co. issued 10 percent, $420,000 face value bonds with a 20 year...

Bond Redemption

St. Wyncomb Co. issued 10 percent, $420,000 face value bonds with a 20 year maturity at 96 on Jnuary 1, 2002. The bonds are callable at 104 after one year. St. Wyncomb Co. decided to call the bonds after interest rates dropped on December 31. 2004. To finance the retirement, St. Wyncomb issued 8 percent, $440,000 face value bonds with a 20 year maturity at 102 on December 31, 2004.

1. Prepare an amortization schedule for the first three years for the original bonds, and the first two years of the new bonds.

2. Prepare the journal entries to recorn the following.

a. Issue of original bonds.

b. Annual interest payment in the year of the redemption, 2004 for the original bonds.

c. Isue of new bonds.

d. Redemption of original bonds.

e. First annual interest payment for the new bonds.

3. Prepare a T-Account for the dincount accond for the original bonds.

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Answer 1.
Discount Amortization Schedule
Date Interest Paid - $420,000 X 10% Interest Expense Discount Amortization Unamortized Discount Bonds Carrying Amount
A B C = 16,800 / 20 D = D - C E = $420,000 - D
1-Jan-02                         -                                        -                               -                  16,800.00             403,200.00
31-Dec-02         42,000.00                       42,840.00                    840.00                15,960.00             404,040.00
31-Dec-03         42,000.00                       42,840.00                    840.00                15,120.00             404,880.00
31-Dec-04         42,000.00                       42,840.00                    840.00                14,280.00             405,720.00
Premium Amortization Schedule
Date Interest Paid - $440,000 X 8% Interest Expense - Preceeding Bond Carrying Value Premium Amortization Unamortized Premium Bonds Carrying Amount
A B = A - C C = $8,800 / 20 D = D - C E = $440,000 + D
31-Dec-04                         -                                        -                               -                    8,800.00             448,800.00
31-Dec-05            6,500.00                         6,060.00                    440.00                  8,360.00             448,360.00
31-Dec-06            6,500.00                         6,060.00                    440.00                  7,920.00             447,920.00
Answer 2.
Journal Entry
S.no. Date Particulars Dr. Amt. Cr. Amt.
a. 1-Jan-02 Cash    403,200.00
Discount on Issue of Bonds      16,800.00
   Bonds Payable    420,000.00
(Record the issue of Bonds)
b. 31-Dec-04 Interest Expense      42,840.00
   Cash      42,000.00
   Discount on Issue of Bonds            840.00
(Record the interest paid)
c. 31-Dec-04 Cash    448,800.00
   Bonds Payable    440,000.00
   Premium on Issue of Bonds        8,800.00
(record the issue of Bonds)
d. 31-Dec-04 Bonds Payable    405,720.00
Gain on Redemption of Bonds      28,560.00
   Cash    420,000.00
   Discount on issue of Bonds      14,280.00
(record the redemption of bonds)
e. 31-Dec-05 Interest Expense        6,060.00
Premium on Issue of Bonds            440.00
   Cash        6,500.00
(Record the interest paid)
Answer 3.
Discount on Issue of Bonds
1-Jan-02    16,800.00          840.00 31-Dec-02
         840.00 31-Dec-03
         840.00 31-Dec-04
   14,280.00 31-Dec-04
End. Bal.                   -  

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