
Sydney S.
asked 07/22/21Accounting, bonds
A company issued 10- year 8% bonds with a Face Value of $200,000 on January 1, 20Y1 for $188,500. The Bonds pay interest Semi- annually. Determine the Carrying Value of the Bonds on January 1, 20Y3.
1 Expert Answer
Step 1: We don't know the market rate of interest so we must solve for that given that we have all of the other inputs Payment, Stated Rate PV and FV
Step 2: We must solve for payment
Payment= Face value times stated rate (here we divide the stated rate by 2 since its semiannual)
Payment= (200,000)(.08/2)
Hence Payment= $8000
Now lets solve for market rate
N= 20 (10 years times 2 periods) I= Solve Payment = 8000 PV= -188,500 FV= 200,000
Hence we get the semiannual market rate as 4.4397%
Now we can do the table
Beg CV*MR (4.4397) (int exp-cash) (Beg CV+ AMort)
Date Beg CV Int Exp Cash Payment Amortization Ending CV
Jan 2001 $188,500
June 2001 188,500 $8368.83 8000 368.83 $188,868.83
Dec 2001 188,868,83 $8385.21 8000 385.21 $189,254.04
June 2002 189,254.04 $8402.31 8000 402.31 $189,656,36
Dec 2002 $189,656,35 $8420,7 8000 420.17 $190,076.53
Hence the CV at January 2003 would be the end one at Dec 2002 of $190,076.53
DM me if any questions I have a full amortization table of all 20 periods wont let me attach I can walk you through it
Tried to organize the table messed up here would love to send you the spreadsheet

Pat J.
07/27/21
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Pat J.
07/27/21