Present Value 13b - Bonds Flashcards
What are other terms for the Market Rate when dealing with Bonds?
- Real
- Yield
- YTM
- Effective
What are other terms for the Contract Rate when dealing with Bonds?
- Coupon
- Stated
- Bond
- Face
- Nominal
What date is the Market Rate figured on?
The Bond Issue Date
What is a Term Bond?
A bond in which the entire principle matures at the very end
What is a Serial Bond?
A bond where the principle matures throughout the life of the bond
What is a Debenture Bond?
An unsecured Bond that is not backed by collateral
What is conversion of debt?
The conversion of debt into equity
What are Convertible Debt Securities?
Debt Securities that give the buyer the option to convert the investment to SHE
What is a Detachable Warrant?
Debt issued stock options
What is Extinguishment of Debt?
When a debtor pays a creditor and is relieved of all obligations regarding that debt
What is the Fair Value Option regarding bond issuance?
The issuer my elect the FVO instead of recording the bond at it’s issue price
What are two ways to amortize the discount/premiums on Bonds?
- Straight Line Method
2. Effective Interest Method
When may the Straight Line Method be used?
When the interest is immaterial
What is the JE for the Issuer for Bonds issued at a discount?
Cash DR
Discount DR
Bonds Payabe CR
What is the JE for the Buyer of Bonds issued at a discount?
Bond Investment DR
Cash CR
What type of account is a Discount?
Contra Liability
What type of account is a Premium?
Adjunct
What is the JE for Interest for the Issuer for Bonds issued at a discount
Interest Exp DR
Discount CR
Cash CR
What is the JE for Interest for the Buyer for Bonds issued at a discount?
Cash DR
Bond Invest DR
Interest Rev CR
Is the Face Value or Carrying Value shown on the Balance Sheet?
Carrying Value
CV = Face Value +- Premium/Discounts
Where are Bond Issue Costs shown on the Balance Sheet?
Other Assets
What are included in Bond Issue Costs?
Any cost to get the Bonds ready for issuance
How are Bond Issue Costs treated?
As a deferred cost and amortized on a Straight Line basis over the life of the bond
Issue Cost/Number of Periods from ISSUE DATE to Maturity Date
What is amortization on Bonds for an issuer?
Basically, a deferral on the gain of a premium or a deferral on the loss of a discounted bond