On 11/1/Year 1, Armenti, Inc., planned to begin production on a yacht for sale to a customer
Question:
On 11/1/Year 1, Armenti, Inc., planned to begin production on a yacht for sale to a customer in Canada. Due to backordered supplies, Armenti was unable to start construction on the yacht until 1/1/Year 2. On that date, Armenti borrowed $600,000 specifically to finance construction of the yacht. It was borrowed at a rate of 9.5%. Due to financial difficulty, Armenti also had other debt outstanding between 1/1/Year 2 and 12/31/Year 2. The other debt was 400 $1,000 bonds bearing 5% interest, 100 $1,000 bonds bearing 4% interest, and 700 $1,000 bonds bearing 6% interest. Construction was completed on 5/1/Year 3.
The construction-related expenditures for Year 2 are as follows:
1/1/Year 2: $200,000
3/1/Year 2: $300,000
4/1/Year 2: $350,000
7/1/Year 2: $200,000
10/1/Year 2: $500,000
12/1/Year 2: $300,000
Enter the weighted-average rate as a percentage. For example, if the rate is 1%, enter 1.
Question | Answer |
1. What is the weighted average accumulated expenditures (AAE) for the construction period in Year 2? | |
2. What is the actual amount of interest incurred during the construction period in Year 2? | |
3. What is the weighted-average rate on Armenti's borrowings, not including the construction loan in Year 2? | |
4. What is the amount of avoidable interest in Year 2? | |
5. What amount of interest should be capitalized in Year 2? | |
6. What amount of interest should be expensed in Year 2? |