ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
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Prepare amortization schedules for the Place Company bonds payable and the Investment in Place Bonds for Sassano, Inc.
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To determine
Compute the worksheet adjustment for a December 31, 2018, consolidation of Place and Sassano to reflect the effective retirement of the Place bonds. Formulate your solution to be able to accommodate various yield rates (and therefore prices) on the repurchase of the bonds.
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ADVANCED ACCOUNTING
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