E 12.01 – Tanner-UNF
Intermediate Accounting
Spiceland, Nelson, and Thomas
10th Edition
HELD TO MATURITY BONDS: Journal entries for bond investment, interest and sale.
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HELD TO MATURITY BONDS: Journal entries for bond investment, interest and sale.
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TRADING PORTFOLIO BONDS: Prepare journal entries for bond purchase, interest and sale.
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Given a list of transactions from throughout the year… prepare journal entries for each transaction along with determining the amounts that would be reported on the income statement, statement of comprehensive income, and balance sheet when categorizing the investments as securities available-for-sale.
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Given a list of transactions relating to the buying and selling of stocks for multiple companies… prepare a journal entry for each of the transactions.
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Given the information on the old injection molding machine… find the initial investment, each year’s cash flow, NPV of replacement, and if the machine should be replaced.
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Determine the debt-equity ratio for the company given a weighted average cost of capital.
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Given the information on replacing the riveting machine… find out if they should replace the old riveting machine with the new one?
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This solver can be used on two separate problems. For problem 12.11, you are asked to determine the capital structure weights for the firm on a book value basis, and also on a market value basis. For problem 12.12, you are asked to determine the overall WACC for the firm.
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Given the information on two projects, a riskier one and a less-risky project, mutually exclusive, and you’re provided with probability distributions for both projects… determine each project’s expected annual cash flow, standard deviation, and CV.
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Calculate the cost of debt and cost of equity for the firm given a target debt-equity ratio and a WACC.
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