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hello can you answer it in the audit way PROBLEM 1 The client is authorized to issue 200 bonds, with par value of P1,000 each.

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PROBLEM 1

The client is authorized to issue 200 bonds, with par value of P1,000 each. The bonds were dated May 1,2015 and are due May 1,2025. Interest at 12% annum is due semi-annually on May 1 and November 1. The December 31,2017 balance of P95,000 represents proceeds on issue of 100 bonds on November 1,2016.

Client's Ledger

Date

Documents/Transactions

Bonds Payable

Interest Expense

Debit

Credit

Debit

Credit

12/31/17

05/01/18

07/01/18

11/01/18

Balance

CV - 120

Issuance (20 bonds)

CV - 531

P95,000

21,000

P6,000

7,200

P 400

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PROBLEM 1 The client is authorized to issue 200 bonds with par value of P1.000 each. The bonds were dated May 1.2015 and are due May 1.2025. Interest at 12% annum is due semi-annually on May 1 and November 1. The December 31,2017 balance of P95.000 represents proceeds on issue of 100 bonds on November 1, 2016, Client's Ledger Bonds Payable Interest Expense Date Documents/Transactions Debit Credit Debit Credit P95,000 P6,000 12/31/17 Balance 05/01/18 CV. 120 07/01/18 Issuance (20 bonds) 11/01/18 CV. 531 21.000 P 400 7,200

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