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Moto Manufacturing issued $7,000,000 face value of 3

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Moto Manufacturing issued $7,000,000 face value of 3.5% bonds on July 1st, 2021. Additional information on the bond issue is as follows: 
Bond Date July 1st, 2021 Maturity Date July 1st, 2031 Yield rate 3% Interest payment dates June 30th and December 31st Bond discount/premium amortization Effective Interest Rate Method 
Year end December 31st (For all requirements, do not round intermediate calculations. Round the final answers to the nearest whole dollar.) Required: 
1. Were the bond issued at a par, premium, or discount? 
Issued at discount Issued at premium Issued at par 
2. Determine the bond cash proceeds? Calculate the amount of premium/discount, if any. (If a premium, enter an absolute amount; if a discount, enter "-".) 
Cash Proceeds 
Amount of Premium/Discount (if a discount, enter "-".) 
3. Journalize the issuance of bond on July 1st and interest payment on December 31st, 2021. 
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View journal entry worksheet 
No Date General Journal Debit Credit 1 July 01, 2021 Bond interest expense Premium on bonds payable Cash 2 December 31, 2021 Bond interest expense Premium on bonds payable Cash 

4. On January 1st, 2027, Moto redeemed 40% of the bonds outstanding at 1021/4. a. Calculate the carrying value of the bond on January 1st, 2027. 
Bond Carrying Value 
b. Calculate the amount of cash paid. 
Cash paid 
c. Calculate the gain or loss on redemption. 
O No Gain/Loss O Gain O Loss 
Amount of Gain/Loss. Enter "2, if it is a loss. 
5. Please record the journal entries for the bond redemption on January 1st and the interest payment on June 30th, 2027. 
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Journal entry worksheet 



Record the journal entry on January 1, 2027. 
Note: Enter debits before credits. 

Date 
General Journal 
Debit 
Credit 
January 01, 2027 
Record entry 
Clear entry 
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1) The bond issued at premium.

 

2) Computation of Bond Cash Proceeds using PV Function in Excel and Amount of Premium/Discount:

=-pv(rate,nper,pmt,fv)

Here,

PV =  Bond Cash Proceeds = ?

Rate = 3%/2 = 1.5%

Nper = From July 1st, 2021 to July 1st, 2031 = 10 years*2 = 20 periods

PMT = $7000000*3.5%/2 = 122,500

FV = $7,000,000

Substituting the values in formula:

=-pv(1.5%,20,122500,7000000)

PV or Bond Cash Proceeds = $7,300,451.18

 

The bond is issued at premium as Bond cash proceeds is higher than bond face value.

Amount of Premium = $7,300,451.18-$7,000,000 = $300,451.18

 

3) Journal Entries:      
No. Date General Journal  Debit Credit
1) July 1, 2021 Cash  7300451.18  
    Premium on Bonds Payable   300451.18
    Bonds Payable    7000000.00
         
2) December 31, 2021 Interest Expenses (7300451.18*3%/2) 109506.77  
    Premium on Bonds Payable  12993.23  
    Cash (7000000*3.5%/2)   122500.00
         

 

 

4)

Amortization Table          
Effective Interest Method          
Period-Ending Cash Interest  Interest Premium  Unamortized  Carrying 
  Paid Expenses Amortization Premium Value
  (7000000*3.5%/2) (Carrying Value*3%/2) (Interest Paid - Interest Expenses)
July 1, 2021       300451.18 7300451.18
December 31, 2021 122500 109506.8 12993.23 287457.95 7287457.95
June 30, 2022 122500 109311.9 13188.13 274269.82 7274269.82
December 31, 2022 122500 109114 13385.95 260883.86 7260883.86
June 30, 2023 122500 108913.3 13586.74 247297.12 7247297.12
December 31, 2023 122500 108709.5 13790.54 233506.58 7233506.58
June 30, 2024 122500 108502.6 13997.4 219509.18 7219509.18
December 31, 2024 122500 108292.6 14207.36 205301.81 7205301.81
June 30, 2025 122500 108079.5 14420.47 190881.34 7190881.34
December 31, 2025 122500 107863.2 14636.78 176244.56 7176244.56
June 30, 2026 122500 107643.7 14856.33 161388.23 7161388.23
December 31, 2026 122500 107420.8 15079.18 146309.05 7146309.05
June 30, 2027 122500 107194.6 15305.36 131003.69 7131003.69
December 31, 2027 122500 106965.1 15534.94 115468.74 7115468.74
June 30, 2028 122500 106732 15767.97 99700.78 7099700.78
December 31, 2028 122500 106495.5 16004.49 83696.29 7083696.29
June 30, 2029 122500 106255.4 16244.56 67451.73 7067451.73
December 31, 2029 122500 106011.8 16488.22 50963.51 7050963.51
June 30, 2030 122500 105764.5 16735.55 34227.96 7034227.96
December 31, 2030 122500 105513.4 16986.58 17241.38 7017241.38
June 30, 2031 122500 105258.6 17241.38 0.00 7000000.00

a) Carrying Value of Bonds on January 1, 2027 =7146309.05

b) Cash Paid = 7,000,000*40%*102.25% = 2,863,000

c) Loss on Redemption = 7146309.05 * 40%-  2,863,000 =  2,858,523.62 -  2,863,000 = 4,476.38

 

5) Journal Entries:      
No. Date General Journal  Debit Credit
1) January 1, 2027 Bonds Payable  2800000.00  
    Premium on Bonds Payable 58523.62  
    Loss on Redemption 4476.38  
    Cash   2863000
         
2) December 31, 2027 Interest Expenses 64316.78  
    Premium on Bonds Payable  9183.22  
    Cash   73500.00

 

5) Journal Entries:        
No. Date General Journal  Debit Credit
1) January 1, 2027 Bonds Payable  =7000000*40%  
    Premium on Bonds Payable =2863000-2800000-4476.38  
    Loss on Redemption 4476.38  
    Cash   =7000000*40%*102.25%
         
2) December 31, 2027 Interest Expenses =7146309.05*60%*3%/2  
    Premium on Bonds Payable  =73500-64316.78  
    Cash   =7000000*60%*3.5%/2