Financial 5 - Troubled Debt Restructuring Flashcards
Gains and Losses on Bond Retirements
- Gains and losses on bond retirements are reported in income from continuing operations
If the settlement price is greater than the face value of the debt and the face value is greater than the book value, therefore, a loss will be recognized on the transaction
If the settlement/retirement price is less than the carrying/book value, then a gain will be recognized in continuing operations
Formula to Find Gain and Loss on Bond Retirement
Gain:
Bonds at face value
ADD: Unamortized Bond Premium
Carrying Value of Bonds to be retired
LESS: Cash Paid (Bonds * acquisition price)
Gain on Bond Retirement
Formula to Find Gain or Loss on Debt Extinguishment
LOSS:
Carrying Value Face LESS: Unamortized discount (based on term of bond [period of time after extinguishment]) LESS: Unamortized bond issue cost Net Carrying Value
Reacquisition Price - Net Carrying Value = Total loss on extinguishment
** Early extinguishment takes into account only the bonds that are retired early. This takes into consideration the unamortized issue costs (must respectively reduce the face value by percentage of bonds retired)
Defining “Extinguishment of Debt”
A creditor is relieved of its obligation to the creditor only by:
- Paying the creditor
- Being released of the debt judicially or by the creditor
Considering debt as “extinguished” by placing cash in an irrevocable trust is not GAAP for “extinguishment of debt”
Modification of Terms
** Carrying Amount - Total future cash payments = GAIN
Troubled Debt Restructuring
RULE: IN TDR, if the debtor achieves full settlement of the debt by transferring assets having a FMV that is less that the amount of the debt, a gain is recognized for the difference between the Carrying value of the payable at the date of transfer and the fair market value of the asset at the date of transfer
CV of Debt
LESS: FMV of the asset
GAIN