How does an entity account for bonds that are issued between coupon dates? A. The bond issuer pays interest on the first coupon payment date for only the period that the bondholder owned the bond. B. The bond issuer pays the full amount of interest at the first coupon payment, and adds the interest for the period that the bondholder did not own the bond to the bond purchase price. C. It is not possible to issue bonds between coupon dates. D. At issuance, the bond issuer pays interest to the bondholder for the period interest that has accrued from the last coupon date to the date of issue