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Alexeev081 [22]
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To satisfy demands for withdrawals, banks keep:

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astra-53 [7]3 years ago
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C. balance sheets

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discount on BP   8,000 debit

cash                592,000 debit

bond payable                       600,000 credit

-to record issuance of the bonds--

interest expense     15,416.67 debit

  interest payable                     15,000      credit

  discount on BP                           416.67 credit

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interest payable   15,000      debit

interest expense   3,083.33 debit

  cash                                       18,000    credit

  Discount on BP                         416.67 credit

-to record first interest payment to bondholders--

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proceeds from the bonds:  592,000

face value of the bonds.    (600,000)

discount on BP                        (8,000)

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