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On January $1,2021,$ Timely, a publicly accountable entity, granted $25,000$ stock options $($valued at $$550,000,$ in total$)$ to its executives. The options have a two$-$year vesting period and expire on January $1,2024.$ The strike price for the options is $$25$ while the market price at the grant date was $$35.$

On December $31,2021,$ Timely issued a $$2,000,000,7\%$ bond with detachable warrants at par. Each $$1,000$ bond comes with a warrant valued at $$80.$ Without the warrants, a similar bond would have been issued at $98$ on the market.

Required:

$1.$

Provide the journal entry$($ies$)$ associated with the stock options for fiscal $2021.$

$2.$Provide the journal entry associated with the issuance of the convertible bond.

$3.$ If Timely reported under ASPE, what alternative measurement approach$($es$)$ could be used to recognize the convertible bond?