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katen-ka-za [31]
3 years ago
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On January ​1, 2018​, Wallace​, Inc. decides to invest in 7,200 shares of Dressage stock when the stock is selling for $ 20 per

share. On June ​1, 2018​, Dressage paid a $ 1.00 per share cash dividend to stockholders. On December​ 31, 2018​, Dressage reports net income of $ 80,000 for 2018. Assume Dressage has 18,000 shares of voting stock outstanding during 2018 and Wallace has significant influence over Dressage.
1. Identify what type of investment the Dressage stock is for Wallace.
2. Journalize the transactions related to Wallace's investment in the Dressage stock during 2018.
3. In what category and at what value would Wallace's report the investment on the December​ 31, 2018​, balance​ sheet?
REQUIREMENT 1:
Wallace​'s investment would be ________ investment.
a. a controlling interest
b. a held-to-maturity
c. a no significant influence
d. a significant influence
e. an available-for-sale
REQUIREMENT 2:
1) January ​1:Wallace Inc. decides to invest in 7,200 shares of Dressage stock when the stock is selling for $20 per share.
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2) June ​1: Dressage paid a $1.00 per share cash dividend to stockholders
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3) December​ 31: Dressage reports net income of $80,000 for 2018.
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REQUIREMENT 3:
In what category and at what value would Wallace​'s report the investment on the December​ 31, 2018 balance​ sheet?
Wallace would report a ___________ ( long term assets, long term liability, short term asset, short term liability) of $ _____________on the December 31 2018 balance sheet
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1 answer:
Montano1993 [528]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

REQUIREMENT 1:

Wallace​'s investment would be ________ investment.

  • d. a significant influence

Wallace owns 40% of Dressage's stocks.

REQUIREMENT 2:

1) January ​1:Wallace Inc. decides to invest in 7,200 shares of Dressage stock when the stock is selling for $20 per share.

Dr Investment in Dressage, Inc. 144,000

    Cr Cash 144,000

2) June ​1: Dressage paid a $1.00 per share cash dividend to stockholders

Dr Cash 7,200

    Cr Investment in Dressage, Inc. 7,200

3) December​ 31: Dressage reports net income of $80,000 for 2018.

Dr Investment in Dressage, Inc. 32,000

    Cr Investment revenue 32,000

REQUIREMENT 3:

In what category and at what value would Wallace​'s report the investment on the December​ 31, 2018 balance​ sheet?

Wallace would report a <u>LONG TERM ASSET</u> of <u>$168,800</u> on the December 31 2018 balance sheet

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