On April 7, 2018, Waterway Industries sold a $5100000, twenty-year, 9 percent bo
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On April 7, 2018, Waterway Industries sold a $5100000, twenty-year, 9 percent bond issue for $5406000. Each $1000 bond has two detachable warrants, each of which permits the purchase of one share of the corporation's common stock for $30. The stock has a par value of $25 per share. Immediately after the sale of the bonds, the corporation's securities had the following market values:
$1008
22
29
What accounts should Waterway credit to record the sale of the bonds? (rounded to the nearest dollar)
$5100000
306000
$5100000
79894
226106
$5100000
192947
113053
$5100000
47736
217464
9% bond without warrants$1008
Warrants22
Common stock29
Explanation / Answer
Waterway Industries has sold 9% Bond with detachable warrant of Face Value $5,100,000 for 20 Years for $5,406,000. Each of 1000 Bond has 2 detachable bonds, each of which allows the buyer to purchase one share of common stock at par value of 25$.
Now in the given problem there are two instrument one is Bond and other one being the detachable warrant which can be bought and sold on a standalone basis in the market. Hence the overall proceeds of 5,406,000 is not only for bond but also for detachable warrant. Prima facie it can be inferred that $306,000 (5,406,000-5,100,000) is the premium on Bond’s issued but 306,000 has value received for detachable warrant which we need to identify and account for.
Hence, we need to identify the allocation of $5,406,000 between the bond and to the warrants
No of Bond – $5,100,000/$1000 = 5,100
No of Warrant – 5,100*2 = 10,200.
Market Value of Warrant = 10,200*$22 = $224,000
Market Value of Bond Without Warrant = 5,100*$1008 = $5,140,000.
Total Market Value = $224,000 + $5,140,000 = $5,365,200
Allocation of Market Value
Bond = $5,406,000/$5,365,200*5,140,000 = $5,179,894 (Rounded off)
Warrant = $5,406,000/$5,365,200*$224,400 = $226,106(Rounded off)
So, Bond is issued at a premium but not at 306,000 but at 79,884 (Total Value received – Face Value of Bond – Market Value of Warrant)
Please refer below entry -
Cash Account Debit $5,406,000
Bond Payable (Face Value) Credit $5,100,000
Paid In Capital – Stock Warrants Credit $226,106
Premium on Bonds Payable Credit $79,894
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