This was very helpful. Thank you so much . Would Request you to keepmaking these videos. I have learnt in 15 mins what was not explained in a 3 month account course.
Very well explained. Although I must mention, the "Straight-Line" amortization of the discount/premium is not GAAP. The effective interest method is used for GAAP and external reporting purposes
Hi. You are quite correct, but remember also that the principle of materiality would allow the use of straight-line as long as the difference between it and effective interest is immaterial. Straight-line is illustrated in most text books because it is so easy to explain and understand. Effective interest is introduced in more advanced courses.
Thank you for this video. I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to amortize the discount on bonds payable and why we consider it an interest expense.
thank you man
RawwestHide 4 weeks ago
thanks, very good explantion!
carolynsue2 1 month ago
ACCOUNTING IS EVIL. but thanks good video
michaeljon954 3 months ago
what does it means par?
duardie2 5 months ago
@duardie2
Hi. The concept of par value is explained in the video at time mark 1:40.
AccountingTutor 5 months ago
Sir ,
This was very helpful. Thank you so much . Would Request you to keepmaking these videos. I have learnt in 15 mins what was not explained in a 3 month account course.
mitalamit 5 months ago
Very well explained. Although I must mention, the "Straight-Line" amortization of the discount/premium is not GAAP. The effective interest method is used for GAAP and external reporting purposes
theplaymaker15cv 7 months ago
@theplaymaker15cv
Hi. You are quite correct, but remember also that the principle of materiality would allow the use of straight-line as long as the difference between it and effective interest is immaterial. Straight-line is illustrated in most text books because it is so easy to explain and understand. Effective interest is introduced in more advanced courses.
AccountingTutor 7 months ago
Explained so well. Thank you very much.
igottosalisbury 9 months ago
thank you thank you thank you.
christineonthecoast 10 months ago
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KingofHearts 11 months ago
Thank you for this video. I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to amortize the discount on bonds payable and why we consider it an interest expense.
You've helped lots! Thanks again!
KingofHearts 11 months ago
Dear Sir,
Very useful video.
can you please upload video on Held to maturity, Assets for Sale and & short term Investments and Deposits?
Thanks
ASLD
RANIASLD 1 year ago