TOPIC 2 pt.2 Flashcards
(6 cards)
Loan With Constant Installments
In this case, you subtract the initial Fees. But the amortised cost table works the same way.
Entries for Loans
- Debt Formalisation
D
Cash in Banks
C
Long-term Debt with F.I
Short-term Debt with F.I
- Monthly Intrest
D
Intrest Expense
C
Current Interest on debt with F.I
- Payment
D
Current Interest on debt with F.I
Short Term debt with F.I
C
Cash in Banks
- Reclassification
D
Long-term debt with F.I
C
Short term debt
Issuing Bonds
Companies issue bonds (stocks) to investors to borrow funds. They are a liability to the issuer. It is found in the liability section in the Balance Sheet, under Bonds and Obligations.
Relevant Concepts when issuing bonds
- Par value
- Redemption = Repayment
- Coupon = Nominal Intrest on par value
- The principal paid is the same throughout the whole period
Entires for Issuing Bonds
- Agreement
D
Cash in Banks
C
Bonds and Obligations
Current Bonds and Obligations
- Intrest
D
Interest on Bonds and Obligations
C
Current Intrest on debentures and sim. issues (506)
- Intrest Payment
D
Intrest on debentures…(506)
C
Cash in Banks
Witholding tax payable
- Repayment of Short term Bons
- I announce the payment
D
Current Bonds and Obligations
C
Redeemed Marketable Securities
- I pay
D
Redeemed Marketable securities
C
Cash in Banks
- I reclassify
D
Bonds and Obligations
C
Current bonds and obligations
Why are nominal and effective interest rates different?
Because the effective interest rate includes transaction costs while the nominal does not