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After your discussions, Jane decides to obtain additional funding through the issuance of $10,000,000 in bonds with a annual coupon (stated or contractual) rate of 6%, interest paid every six months (semi-annually) and a maturity date 10 years from date of issuance. After marketing the bonds to a select group of investors, Jane's investment bankers tell her they can sell the bonds, but the bonds must provide a market yield of 7% annually.
Question i. Will the bonds sell at a discount or premium?
Question ii. What is the amount of funds received from the investors?
Question iii. Explain in words how does selling the bonds at a discount or premium impact interest expense recorded on the Company's financial statements during the periods the debt is outstanding?
Question iv. What is the outstanding balance of the debt reflected on Company's balance sheet immediately following the 6th interest payment? (maturity is now in 7 years and assume no change in market yield of 7%)
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