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soldier1979 [14.2K]
3 years ago
11

Storm, Inc. purchased the following available-for-sale securities during 2016, its first year of operations:

Business
1 answer:
prisoha [69]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

As per accounting standards available-for-sale securities are recorded at fair value through profit and loss account or other comprehensive income. We assume that company choose to record it at fair value through profit and loss account.

The answer of each requirement is given below.

a. Provide the journal entry to adjust the available-for-sale security portfolio to fair value on December 31, 2016

Loss on valuation    $ 4,250

Investment Cost      $ 4,250

Working

Dust Devil, Inc. = 40  * 1900 = 76,000 - 81,700 = -5,700

Gale Co. = 75  * 850 = 63,750 - 68,000 = -4,250

Whirlwind Co. = 42 * 2850 = 119,700 - 114,000 = 5,700

Profit/ (Loss)   = (4,250)

b. Is there any impact of December 31, 2016 journal entry on the income statement

The company income for the year will be reduced by ($ 4,250).

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BLINK COMPANY    

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PERPETUAL INVETORY SYSTEM [AMOUNT IN $]    

   

DATE PARTICULARS     INVOICE DATE DR. CR.

Jul-01 PURCHASE A/C     Jul-01  6,000  

1/15,N/30  PAYABLE A/C {BODEN CO.}      6,000

Jul-02 A/C RECIEVABLE {CREEK CO.}   Jul-02  900  

                                      SALES      900

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COST OF GOODS SOLD      500  

   INVENTORY        500

Jul-03 CARRIAGE INWARDS A/C   Jul-01  125  

                                       CASH A/C      125

Jul-08 CASH A/C       1,700  

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COST OF GOODS SOLD      1,300  

                                        INVENTORY     1,300

Jul-09 PURCHASE A/C     Jul-09  2,200  

                                        PAYABLE A/C {LEIGHT CO.}   2,200

2/15,N/60    

Jul-11 PAYABLE A/C {LEIGHT CO.}   Jul-09  200  

                                         INVENTORY     200

Jul-12 BANK A/C     Jul-02  882  

DISCOUNT ALLOWED      18  

                                          A/C RECIEVABLE {CREEK CO.}   900

Jul-16 PAYABLE A/C {BODEN CO.}   Jul-01  6,000  

                                           BANK A/C     5,940

                                           DISCOUNT RECEIVED    60

Jul-19 A/C REVIEVABLE {ART CO.}     1,200  

                                            SALES      1,200

2/15,N/60    

COST OF GOODS SOLD      800  

                                             INVENTORY     800

Jul-21 SALES RETURN A/C    Jul-19  200  

                                             A/C RECIEVABLE {ART CO.}   200

INVENTORY       134  

                                             COST OF GOOD SOLD    134

Jul-24 PAYABLE A/C {LEIGHT CO.}     2,000  

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                                              DISCOUNT RICEIVED    40

Jul-30 BANK A/C     Jul-19  980  

DISCOUNT ALLOWED      20  

                                               A/C RECIEVABLE {ART CO.}   1,000

Jul-31 A/C RECIEVABLE {CREEK CO.}   Jul-31  7,000  

                                                SALES     7,000

2/16,N/60    

COST OF GOODS SOLD      4,800  

                                                 INVENTORY     4,800

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