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On January 1, 2015, Jørgensen Inc. in Copenhagen, Denmark, issued kr. 800,000 of five-year, 4% bonds...

On January 1, 2015, Jørgensen Inc. in Copenhagen, Denmark, issued kr. 800,000 of five-year, 4% bonds to yield a market interest rate of 5%, which resulted in a discount price of 95.62. Interest is paid semi-annually on January 1 and July 1. (Currency in Danish kroner, kr.)

Instructions:

Work out a complete amortization schedule on the bonds. (30%)
Prepare the journal entries to record the following: (20%)
The issuance of the bonds on January 1, 2015
The payment of interest and amortization on July 1, 2015
The final entry that would be made after the last payment of interest when the bonds mature on January 1, 2020

* Round all amounts to the nearest Danish kroner (i.e., do not leave any decimals).

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(Carrying value x 2.5%) (800000 x 2%) interest exp - Interest paid Discount - Discount amortization Carrying value + Discount amortization
Time Interest expense Interest Paid Discount amortization Discount Carrying Value
Jan 1, 2015                             35,040                   764,960
Jul 1, 2015                                   19,124                 16,000                                              3,124                             31,916                   768,084
Jan 1, 2016                                   19,202                 16,000                                              3,202                             28,714                   771,286
Jul 1, 2016                                   19,282                 16,000                                              3,282                             25,432                   774,568
Jan 1, 2017                                   19,364                 16,000                                              3,364                             22,068                   777,932
Jul 1, 2017                                   19,448                 16,000                                              3,448                             18,619                   781,381
Jan 1, 2018                                   19,535                 16,000                                              3,535                             15,085                   784,915
Jul 1, 2018                                   19,623                 16,000                                              3,623                             11,462                   788,538
Jan 1, 2019                                   19,713                 16,000                                              3,713                               7,748                   792,252
Jul 1, 2019                                   19,806                 16,000                                              3,806                               3,942                   796,058
Jan 1, 2020                                   19,942                 16,000                                              3,942                                       0                   800,000
Carrying Value = Book value x 95.62%; 800000 x 95.62% = 764,960
Since interest is paid half yearly, coupon rate 4% is divided by 2, 2%, and market rate by 2, that is 5%, 2.2.5%
Journal Entry:
Date Particulars Dr(Kr) Cr(Kr)
Jan 1, 2015 Cash                          764,960
Discount on bonds payable                             35,040
          Bonds Payable                   800,000
(to record the issuance of bonds with discount)
Jul 1, 2015 Interest Expense                             19,124
          Discount on bonds payable                        3,124
          Cash                     16,000
(To record the interest expense and discount amortization)
Jan 1, 2020 Bonds Payable                          800,000
          Cash                   800,000
(To record the maturity of bonds)
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