On January 1, a company retired $800,000 face value bonds at a call price of 103. The bonds were originally issued for $848,000. On the retirement date the bonds had an unamortized premium of $28,352. The entry to retire the debt would include a
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1 | Bond Theory Multiple Choice | Easy | |
2 | Liability Classification | Easy | |
3 | Bond Issue Prices | Moderate | |
4 | Contingent Liabilities | Moderate | |
5 | Contingent Liabilities - Warranties | Moderate | |
6 | Coupon and Market Rates Multiple Choice | Moderate | |
7 | Bond Amortization | Hard | |
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Bond Retirement
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Hard |
1 | Interest Bearing Notes | 8:26 | |
2 | Non-interest Bearing Notes | 6:16 | |
3 | Contingencies | 5:58 | |
4 | Intro to Bonds | 10:04 | |
5 | Discounts and Premiums | 7:34 | |
6 | Selling at a Discount | 7:15 | |
7 | Selling for a Premium | 8:11 | |
8 | Amortization | 21:42 | |
9 | Borrowing Cost | 6:33 | |
10 | Interacting with Market Rates | 5:30 | |
11 | Retiring Bonds | 9:54 |