Chapter 10 Accounting Flashcards
(16 cards)
Bond payable - discount on bond = what?
Carrying value of the bond
Do you add or subtract a premium on a bond when calculating the carrying value?
ADD
Principle + total interest = what
maturity value
Journal Entry : when issuing a note payable what would that look like?
Debit cash and credit note payable
Journal Entry : Accruing interest expense look like
Debit interest expense and credit interest payable
Journal Entry : Not payable at maturity look like
Debit note payable, interest payable, interest expense and credit cash at maturity value.
Journal Entry : Sales tax payable look like
Debit cash and credit sales tax payable and sales revenue. ALSO include a separate debit to cost of goods sold and credit to inventory.
Journal Entry : income tax payable look like
Debit wage and salary expense and credit income tax payable, FICA payable and cash
Journal Entry : Issuing a bond at par value
Debit cash and credit bond payable.
Journal Entry : Issuing a bond at a premium
Debit cash, credit bond payable and premium on bond.
Journal Entry : Issuing a bond at discount
Debit cash, credit bond payable and debit discount on bond payable.
When creating journal entries, your bond payable should ALWAYS what?
Be represented at face value. DO NOT write bond payable with discount or premium added on.
A current liability will be paid in…
a year or less.
Accrued interest on long-term debt is reported as what?
A current liability
When calculating interest do you multiply it by the face value or discounted/premium value?
FACE VALUE