Liabilites
Bonds
Issuing Bonds
Bond Transactions
Miscellaneous
100

This type of liability is expected to be settled within one year or the company's operating cycle, whichever is longer.

What is current liabilites

100

This is a form of an Interest bearing note.

What is a bond?

100

This represents the amount of principal due at the maturity of the bond.

What is the face value or par value?

100

The journal entry for recording the sale of bond below face value.

What is:

Debit: Cash                                  $xxxx

Debit: Discount on Bonds Payable   $xxxx

      Credit: Bond Payable                            $xxxxx

100

Bonds that can be exchanged for equity in the bond issuer.

What are callable bonds?


200

This liability occurs when a company receives cash in advance for goods or services to be provided in the future.

What is Unearned Revenue?

200

The rate of interest that a company agrees to pay bondholders annually on the bond's face value is called this.

What is the coupon rate or contract rate?

200
Determined by a variety of factors, including investors' expectations of current and economic conditions.

What is the market rate of interest?

200

The journal entry for recording the sale of bond below face value.

What is:

Debit: Cash                                  $xxxx

      Credit: Premium on Bonds Payable        $xxxx

      Credit: Bond Payable                            $xxxx

200

The equal amount process for spreading a discount or premium over the life of the bond.

What is the Straight Line Method?


300

These liabilities are not expected to be settled within the next year and are typically financed with long-term funding.

What are long-term liabilities?

300

The underlying contract between the company issuing bonds and the bondholders.

What is a bond indenture

300

When a bond is issued for less than its face value, it is said to be issued at this.

What is a discount?

300
The process for spreading out the premium or discount on bond over the life of the bond.

What is amortization?

300

The amount received by the investor when the bonds mature.

What is bond proceeds?

400

A liability that can either be either current or long term depending on the due date.  

What is a notes payable?


400

The two most common types of bonds.

What are term and serial bonds?

400
This when a bond is issued at an amount that is greater than the face value.

What is bond premium?


400

The calculation used to determine the amount of semiannual interest paid on a bond issued at a discount.

What is Face amount x coupon rate x 1/2?

400

This is the amount of interest the bondholder receives each year, based on the bond’s face value and coupon rate.

What is the annual interest payment?

500

When a company issues bonds, it records the liability under this account on the balance sheet.

What is bonds payable?

500

That rate of interest paid on similar bonds.

What is the market rate of interest or effective rate of interest?

500

This type of bond allows the issuing company to repay the bond before its maturity date, often at a premium.

What is a callable bond

500

The face amount of the bonds plus the balance of the premium on bonds payable or less the balance of the discounts on bonds payable.

What is carrying value?

500

The alternative method used to compute the amortization of a bond discount or premium.

What is the effective interest rate method?

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