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What does the term “coupon” refer to when we talk about bonds?

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A broadcasting company requires from the bank CB a long term loan to finance part its expansion into a new country. The total amount of the loan required is 100,400€. The effective rate of our transaction is 3% and there is an initial commission of 200€. What is the initial amount that will be reflected in our Balance Sheet as a financial liability? 

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We bought an office in Barcelona for €500,000. We agreed to pay four €150,000 instalments. The table of amortised cost is shown below. If we record accruals in a monthly basis, what should we have posted on 04/30/2024? (dates format: month/day/year)

Date (month/day/year)

Interest

Payment

Amortised Principal

Amortised Cost

04/30/2024

 

 

 

           500,000.00

04/30/2025

           38,570.00

           150,000.00

           111,430.00

           388,570.00

04/30/2026

           29,973.00

           150,000.00

           120,027.00

           268,543.00

04/30/2027

           20,715.00

           150,000.00

           129,285.00

           139,258.00

04/30/2028

           10,742.00

           150,000.00

           139,258.00

                            -  

Total

        100,000.00

          600,000.00

          500,000.00

                           -  

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Company XXX SA agrees on January 1st 2024 with the following long-term loan with a financial institution:

- Nominal amount: 70,000 €

- Nominal interest rate: 5% annual

- Loan opening fees: 1,400 €

- Period: 4 years

- Loan repayment: 4 constant instalments of 19,800€ each at the end of each year

Date (day/month/year)InterestsPaymentsPrincipal amortisedAmortised Cost
01/01/2024   68,600
31/12/2024     4,120    19,800     15,680         52,920
31/12/2025     3,178    19,800     16,622         36,298
31/12/2026     2,180    19,800     17,620         18,678
31/12/2027     1,122    19,800     18,678 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Assuming monthly accounting, one of the entries the company will need to record on January 31, 2024, is:

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A company agrees with Bank Cugats to open a credit line with a total available amount of  €30,000  on November 1st 2024. The transaction has some  upfront fees of   € 500. The company makes  the first drawdown of  € 10,000 on December 5th 2024. What entry must be posted on December 5th  2024?:

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Company XXX is buying a property and requests a loan from “Real State Bank, S.A”. The corresponding amortised cost table is as follows:

Date

Interest

Payment

Amortised Principal

Amortised Cost

30/04/2020

 

 

 

195,000.00

31/10/2020

5,150.86

30,000.00

24,849.14

170,150.86

30/04/2021

4,494.48

45,000.00

40,505.52

129,645.34

31/10/2021

3,424.54

60,000.00

56,575.46

73,069.88

30/04/2022

1,930.12

75,000,.00

73,069.88

0.00

Total

15,000.00

210,000.00

195,000.00

 

If the company does monthly closings and payments are biannual (every six months), on 30/04/2020 we would post:

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We decide to buy a car and request to lease it from “BMZ Leasing Car Corporation”. The corresponding amortised cost table is as follows:

Date

Interest

Payment

Amortised Principal

Amortised Cost

30/04/2020

 

 

 

70,000.00

30/04/2021

6,790.72

28,000.00

21,209.28

48,790.72

30/04/2022

4,733.20

28,000.00

23,266.80

25,523.92

30/04/2023

2,476.08

27,000.00

24,523.92

1,000.00

30/04/2023

0,00

1,000.00

1,000.00

0.00

Total

14,000.00

84,000.00

70,000.00

0.00

 

If we do monthly closings, we pay instalments annually and the purchase option is set at €1,000, what we would post on 30/04/2023 in terms of the financial lease agreement?

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Regarding the initial measurement of financial liabilities, consider the following situation:

Our company gets a long term loan from bank ZZZ for 200,000€. The effective interest rate in the transaction is 4% and the bank charges an initial commission of 150€. What is the initial amount to be reflected in our Balance Sheet as a financial liability? 

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In relation to the interest rate of a loan. Which of the following is correct?

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Our company buys a machine for 500.000 euros. We agree with the supplier 4 deferred payments of 150.000 euros each. The amortised cost table is as follows. If we do monthly accounting, what would be the interest entry in 31/12/2012?

                Date                   Interest                   PaymentPrincipal  amortised        Amortised Cost
01/04/2011   500.000
01/04/201238.569150.000111.431388.569
01/04/201329.973150.000120.027268.542
01/04/201420.715150.000129.285139.257
01/04/201510.742150.000139.258 
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