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balandron [24]
3 years ago
8

The most desirable bundle of rights in time-sharing gives the buyer privileges to rent or sell the interest in the property. the

se rights are known as
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ratelena [41]3 years ago
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These rights are known as property rights. Property rights allow a person to do what they want with their property, within regulation. These are included in the bundle of rights a time-share buyer has because they are allowed to use, sell, or rent their time-share.

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Current Assets

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Expansion

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Notes Receivable                                                      xxx

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Raw Materials                                        <u>xxx               xxx</u>

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Stockholders Equity

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Add Paid-in Capital in Excess of           <u>xxx</u>

Par-Common Stock.

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A. Dr Cash Account $10,800,000

Cr To Bonds Payable $10,000,000

Cr To Premium Payable $800,000

B.Dr Bonds Payable account $3,000,000

Dr Premium on bonds payable Debited $2,700,000

Cr To Common Stock $7,500

Cr Additional paid in capital $5,692,500

Explanation:

(a) Preparation of the journal entry to record the original issuance of the convertible debentures

Dr Cash Account $10,800,000

Cr To Bonds Payable $10,000,000

Cr To Premium Payable $800,000

($10,000,000*8/100=$800,000)

(Being issue of share on convertible debenture)

b.Preparation of the journal entry to record the exercise of the conversion option, using the book value method

Dr Bonds Payable account $3,000,000

Dr Premium on bonds payable Debited $2,700,000

Cr To Common Stock $7,500

Cr Additional paid in capital$5,692,500

($3,000,000+$2,700,000-$7,500)

(Being maintain the record of outstanding conversation of debenture)

Calculation for for BONDS CONVERTED

First step is to calculate the amortization for 2013

Amortization for 2013=$10,000,000/20

Amortization for 2013=$500,000

Second step is to calculate the amortization for 2014

Amortization for 2014=$10,000,000/20

Amortization for 2014=$500,000

Third step is to Calculate the premium on bonds payable

Premium on bonds payable=$10,000,000−($500,000+$500,000)

Premium on bonds payable=$9,000,000

Now let calculate the bonds converted

Bonds converted=$9,000,000×30/100

Bonds converted=$2,700,000

Calculation for COMMON STOCK

First step is to calculate the number of bonds

Number of bonds=$10,000,000/1000

Number of bonds=10,000

Second step is to calculate Price for the bond

Price for the bond=10,000×5

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Third step is to Calculate for Stock Split

Stock Split=50,000/2

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Calculation for BONDS PAYABLE

Bonds Payable=10,000,000×30/100

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