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This quiz covers bonds and interest, including bond pricing, debenture bonds, bond issuance, and interest calculations. It is for the Principles of Accounting course, Chapter 16.
What's inside
- Bond pricing calculations
- Debenture bonds definition
- Bond issuance at a discount or premium
- Interest calculations for bonds
- Amortization of bond discount
Who it is for: Students taking Principles of Accounting, Chapter 16. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Bonds are debt securities issued by companies or governments. This document covers how to calculate bond prices, interest payments and amortization of bond discounts.
Bond Pricing
Bonds have a face value and a price quote. The price quote is a percentage of the face value. Bonds may sell at a premium, a discount or at face value.
Types of Bonds
Debenture bonds are unsecured bonds. They do not pledge specific assets as collateral. Bonds may be issued by corporations or governments.
Issuing Bonds
Bonds are issued at a price that depends on the market interest rate. The face interest rate may be higher or lower than the market rate. The bonds' price is calculated using the present value of the face amount and the interest payments.
Amortizing Bond Discounts
When bonds are issued at a discount, the discount is amortized over the life of the bond. The effective interest method is used to calculate the amortization. The bond interest expense is reported on the income statement.
Key terms
- Bond
- A debt security issued by a company or government.
- Face value
- The amount paid back to the bondholder at maturity.
- Price quote
- A percentage of the bond's face value.
- Debenture bonds
- Bonds that are unsecured and do not pledge specific assets.
- Effective interest method
- A method of amortizing bond discounts.
- Bond interest expense
- The interest expense reported on the income statement.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you calculate a bond's price from its price quote?
- What is the difference between debenture bonds and other bonds?
- How do you record the issuance of bonds at a discount?
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