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3 years ago

Bonds with a face amount $1,000,000, are sold at 96. The entry to record the issuance is

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laiz [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Option C is correct

Explanation:

The cash proceeds from the bond issuance is 96% of its face value i.e 96%*$1,000,000=$960,000

The discount on bonds payable=Face value-cash proceeds

The discount on bonds payable=$1,000,000-$960,000=$40,000

The appropriate entries would be to credit bonds payable with $1000,000 while cash and discount on bonds payable are debited with $960,000 and $40,000 respectively

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initial investment $100,000

useful life 15 years

cash flow per year = -$2,000 + $12,000 = $10,000

discount rate 5%

discounted cash flow:

1 $10,000/1.05 = $9,524

2 $10,000/1.05² = $9,070

3 $10,000/1.05³ = $8,638

4 $10,000/1.05⁴ = $8,227

5 $10,000/1.05⁵ = $7,835

6 $10,000/1.05⁶ = $7,462

7 $10,000/1.05⁷ = $7,101

8 $10,000/1.05⁸ = $6,768

9 $10,000/1.05⁹ = $6,446

10 $10,000/1.05¹⁰ = $6,139

11 $10,000/1.05¹¹ = $5,847

12 $10,000/1.05¹² = $5,568

13 $10,000/1.05¹³ = $5,303

14 $10,000/1.05¹⁴ = $5,051

15 $10,000/1.05¹⁵ = $4,810

A) discounted pay back period = 14.2 years

B) if the decision rule is a discounted payback period of 3 years, then the project should be rejected

C) the decision rule should be the NPV, which is actually positive since the DPBP is less than 15 years. Only companies that fear premature obsolescence should base their decision on the pay back period. Since this is an electronics company, it is sound to use the pay back period as a decision parameter besides the NPV.

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The decision by GE to do business, through subsidiaries, with Iran would have been made at what organizational level? a. First-l

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D. Top management

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In economics, the real is interest rate is calculated as follows:

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To Common Stock Dr, $28,000

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