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P owns 80 percent of S shares since the beginning of 2016. In early 2020, the two companies bought bonds issued by each other's affiliation

P owns 80 percent of S shares since the beginning of 2016. In early 2020, the two companies bought bonds issued by each other's affiliation companies. P buys 50% of OSX2016 bonds issued by S. S buys 50% of OPX2015 bonds issued by P. The relevant data for both bonds are as follows:

OPX2015 Bonds

OSX2016 Bonds

Bond issuers

P

S

Bond issue date

January 1, 2015

January 1, 2016

Bond maturity date

January 1, 2025

January 1, 2024

Nominal value

5.000.000

4.000.000

Discount balance on bonds payable (1/1/2019)

300.000

2000

Bond discount amortization method

Straight Line

Straight Line

Interest rates

12%

12%

Interest payment date

January 1, July 1

January 1, July 1

Date of bond purchase by P/S

January 1 , 2020

January 1 , 2020

Nominal bonds purchased S

2.500.000

Nominal bonds purchased by P

2.000.000

The purchase price paid by S

2.750.000

The purchase price paid by P

2.300.000

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    1. Make a journal during 2020 for P in posting investment in bonds transactions related to OSX2016 bonds he bought. Also, make a journal during 2020 for S in posting payable bonds transactions related to OSX2016 bonds issued.

  2. 2. Make a journal by P in 2020 in the application of special equity methods related to transactions between companies OSX2016 Bonds.

  3. 3. Create an elimination journal in the working paper for the preparation of special consolidated financial statements related to transactions between OSX2016 Bonds.

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