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Company issues 10%. $100, 000 10 year bonds and the bonds pay interest once a year on Dec Required: When is the maturity date of the bonds? Calculate the price of the bonds at the issues date Record the journal al entry that SDNOB makes to round the issuance of the bonds SDN08 decides to retire the bonds on Dec 31, 2020 at current price. Record the journal entry to retire the bonds The bonds have a $2,000 penalty for early payment ABC company issues 10% 10 - year bonds with a face value of SX and the bonds pay interest twice a year on June 30 and a Dec 31. The market interest rate at the date of issues 12% and, the bonds sell for $265, 588, 50. Compute the face value of the bonds. Descriptively show your working and round your answers to zero decimal point. Record the journal entry at maturity of the bond. Ignore the interest payment entry ABC Company issues x% 10-year bonds with a face value of $100, 000, and the bonds pay interest once a year on Dec 31 The market interest rate at the date of issue is 12% and the bonds sell for $88,702. Record the journal entry at the issue date Compute the amount of each interest payments that ABC pays every Dec 31 Descriptively show your workings and round your answers to zero decimal points. Compute the coupon rate of the bonds. Descriptively show your workings and round your answers to zero decimal points Record the journal entry at maturity of the bond. Ignore the interest payment entry. On January1, 2012, ABC Companyissues12%,$100.000 15-year bonds and the bonds pay interest semi-annually on June 30 and Dec 31 every year. The prevailing market interest rate at the date of issue is 10%. Use the Straight-line method of amortization. Required: When is the maturity date of the bonds? Using the interest rates given only and without calculations, is the price of the bonds the same as the par/face value of