2019 AICPA released FAR MCQ Help

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    YouTooShallPass
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    Jeff posted in the DOJO study group, can someone walk me through this one?

    New AICPA 2019 MCQ:

    A corporation recently issued $4 million of 10-year, 3% bonds at 101. There were 200,000 detachable stock warrants included as part of the sale. Each warrant allows the bondholder to purchase one share of no par common stock for $12 per share. On the date of issuance, the stock warrants had a fair value of $1 per warrant. By what amount did the corporation’s long-term debt increase as a result of this issuance?

    A. $3,840,000

    B. $4,000,000

    C. $4,040,000

    D. $4,200,000

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    Asja
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    “The strongest of all warriors are these two — Time and Patience.” ― Leo Tolstoy (War and Peace)
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    Keycat
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    I'd say A is correct. The FV of detachable warrants (200K) goes to APIC. The total proceeds from sale are 4,040K. 4,040 – 200 = 3,840 which is the L-T debt portion.

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    jflorida
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    Hi Keycat. Ty. Would you tell me how you got 4,040 as proceeds from sale?

    THANKS

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    Lidis
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    Hello
    4,000,000/1,000=4,000
    4,000 X 101% = 4,040,000

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    Angela
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    Hi,

    The answer that was provided was A. Does anyone know how that was calculated?

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    etg1991
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    4,000,000 x 1.01 = 4,040,000 – 200,000 (Detachable warrants go to equity, so you're taking them out of your Long Term Debt) = 3,840,000

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