b) Include an amortization schedule using the effective interest method as an exhibit to follow your memo (you do not need to consider prorations). Consider your audience and address explicit and implicit issues or concerns. Your goal is to present a technical topic in a way that can be understood by an audience that has a basic but limited understanding of the accounting for bonds. Your memo should be limited to one page (although it's OK if the table crosses over onto the second page or is presented on the back of your memo). Memos should be single-spaced, but breaks for new paragraphs are fine. Your goal is to explain your findings in a way that is easy to understand (avoid simply re-stating what is specied in GAAP). You also want to avoid going off on a tangent about other things that Carson didn't ask. Even though all memos will have a similar conclusion, I expect each student's memo to be a little different in their approach, presentation, or organization of information