Debt financing fee on three financial statements?

The question was :
A company purchases a $200 million machine with $100 million in new debt and $100 million in cash. There is a 5% transaction fee to raise debt. After the 2nd year, the machine breaks down and written off. Walk me through the 3 statements after Year 1 and Year 2.

My approach for Year 1 is:
On the IS
Pre-tax: -5
NI: -3

On the CFS
CFI: -200
CFF: 95
Net change in cash: -108

On the BS
Cash: -108
PP/E: 200

Debt: 95
NI: -3

Is this a right approach? I would appreciate any help!

 

Assuming that the entire fee is amortized immediately and that the fee is paid in cash and not using the debt raised, the c/f and b/s will look as follows immediately after the purchase.

CFO: (3)

CFI: (200)

CFF: 100

change in cash: (103)

BS

Cash: (103)

PPE: 200

Debt: 100

Equity: (3)

 

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