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Hi, looking for some quick help. Have FAR on Saturday.
In the example in Becker on p54 for Bonds, the example has bonds with detachable warrants. You can convert 1 bond + cash in exchange for 1 common stock. When you get into the bond its
Debit Cash
Debit Discount on Bond
Credit Bond Payble
Credit APIC – warrants
that’s understandable.
Upon conversion, they show the following:
Debit Cash
Debit APIC – Warrants
Credit Common Stock
Credit APIC (the difference)
On the second entry, why would you debit cash and credit common stock? Aren’t you reducing your cash amount and gaining common stock? I would think those 2 should be reversed.
Appreciate the help.
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