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dezoksy [38]
3 years ago
5

At the beginning of the​ year, wilson​ steel, inc. purchased​ 10,000 shares of barnes​ metals, inc. for​ $34,000 in exchange for

cash and now holds​ 3.2% of the voting stock of barnes​ metals, inc. the management of wilson steel intends to hold this stock for two years. assuming no other transaction happened during the​ year, the​ ________ in the balance sheet will increase.
Business
1 answer:
Dafna11 [192]3 years ago
7 0

Answer: Long-term investments

Wilson Steel paid $34,000 for a 3.2% stake in Barnes Metal.  

Wilson Steel has invested in Barnes with the intention of selling this stock after two years. It has no other business interest in it. <u>Hence, we can consider this as a long-term investment. </u>

Long-term investments are a part of the assets of a company. Hence, in the balance sheet, long-term assets will show an increase of $34,000.

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