How should the issue price of the bonds with non-detachable share warrants be accounted for? A. The proceeds are fully assigned to the bonds. B. The proceeds shall be assigned first to the warrants, at their market value, and then the remainder to the bonds. C. The proceeds shall be assigned first to the bonds at their market value if sold without the warrants; then the remainder of the issue price is assigned to the warrants as part of equity. D. The proceeds shall be allocated to the bonds and to the warrants based on the relative fair values.
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