Assume a $500,000 face value bond is retired early for 98% of face value. At the time of early retirement, the bond has a book value of $532,874. The journal entry to reflect the early retirement of this debt will include a.... O Credit to Discount of $32,874 Debit to Premium of $32,874 Credit to Premium of $32,874 Debit to Discount of $32,874
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