Question: PART D: Interpreting a Bond Interest Amortization Table Devin Company computes the following bond interest amortization table for bonds issued on January 1, 2021. Use

PART D: Interpreting a Bond Interest Amortization Table

Devin Company computes the following bond interest amortization table for bonds issued on January 1, 2021. Use the information on this table to answer the questions below.

Interest

Payment

Date

Cash

Payment Amount

Interest Expense

Decrease in Discount

Discount

Book

Value

June 30, 2021

$360,000

$441,068

$81,068

$892,240

$11,107,760

Dec 31, 2021

$360,000

$444,310

$84,310

$807,929

$11,192,071

June 30, 2022

$360,000

$447,683

$87,683

$720,247

$11,279,753

Dec 31, 2022

$360,000

$451,190

$91,190

$629,056

$11,370,944

June 30, 2023

$360,000

$454,838

$94,838

$534,219

$11,465,781

Dec 31, 2023

$360,000

$458,631

$98,631

$435,587

$11,564,413

June 30, 2024

$360,000

$462,577

$102,577

$333,011

$11,666,989

Dec 31, 2024

$360,000

$466,680

$106,680

$226,331

$11,773,669

June 30, 2025

$360,000

$470,947

$110,947

$115,385

$11,884,615

Dec 31, 2025

$360,000

$475,385

$115,385

$0

$12,000,000

  1. What journal entry will Devin make on June 30, 2022 to record the third interest payment?

  1. When the bonds mature on December 31, 2025 how much principal will the company pay to investors?

$

  1. Do the bonds pay interest annually or semiannually?

  1. What is the bonds ANNUAL market rate of interest?

  1. How much total CASH will the company pay for interest in 2024?

$

  1. How much total INTEREST EXPENSE will the company report on its Income Statement in 2024?

$

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