Chapter 16 - Investments Flashcards

1
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What do companies account for investments based on?

A
  • type of security (debt or equity)
  • their intent with respect to the investment
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2
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What do debt securities represent

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a creditor relationship

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3
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What are the type of debt investments

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  • US government securities
  • municipals securities
  • corporate bonds
  • convertible debt
  • commercial paper
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4
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When should a debt security be classified as held-to maturity

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when a company has both the intent and ability to hold security to maturity

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5
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how are HTM securities accounted for

A

amortized cost using effective interest method

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6
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How are HTM securities reported on B/S and I/S

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B/S
interest receivable
debt investment
I/S
interest revenue

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7
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what is the though process for a HTM that is sold

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1 How much cash are they getting

how much they are getting from sale + accrued interest for period not accounted for (cash received x months)

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8
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companies report available-for-sale securities at…

A

Fair value with an unrealized holding G/L to OCI

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9
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If a company sells bonds before maturity date what happens

A

remove debt investment at amortized cost

realize a gain/loss in the I.S

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10
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can there be a fair value adjustment bal. for an investment that was sold

A

no so if it is a singular investment you must true up the account to 0 at the year end

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11
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Companies report trading securities at:

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Fair value with unrealized GL reported to N.I

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12
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what is a holding G/L

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the net change in FV of a security from one period to another exclusive of dividend or interest revenue recognized but not received

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13
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What do investments in equity securities represent

A

ownership of capital stock

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14
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what are the cost included in equity securities

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  • the price of security + broker commission fees related to the purchase
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15
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What determines the accounting treatment for equity investments subsequent to aquistion

A

degree of which investor acquires an interest in the common stock

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16
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If an investor has passive interest how is the equity investment accounted for

A

Fair value method

17
Q

If an investor has significant influence how is the equity investment accounted for

A

Equity Method

18
Q

If an investor has controlling interest how is the equity investment accounted for

A

consolidated financial statement

19
Q

0-20% ownership

A

passive interest

20
Q

20%-50%

A

significant influence

21
Q

50-100%

A

controlling interest

22
Q

What are the entries for passive interest

A

equity investment
cash

cash
dividend revenue

fair value adjustment
unrealized holding G/L - NI

23
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If their is less than a 20% ownership of shares and FV is not readily determinable what do you do

A

report the investment using practicability exception

24
Q

What are all J.E for the equity method

A

equity investment
cash

cash
equity investment

adjust for investors proportionate shares of the earnings so…

equity investment
investment income

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in the equity method if the investee's losses exceed the carrying amount what should the investor do?
discontinue applying the equity method and not recognize additional losses
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what is the definition of controlling interest
investor corporation (parent) requires a voting interest of more than 50% in investee (subsidiary)
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What is the Fair Value Option
companies have the option to report at fair value with all GL related to changes in fair value reported to N.I
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when is the option to report at Fair value option
one time at the acquisition and can not change after they decide
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what is the journal entry for a company that decides to report at Fair Value Option
debt investment unrealized holding G/L - I
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how does Fair value options affect debt equity
treat them all as trading investments
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when a company expects a HTM debt investment to be impaired what does it do
records a bad debt expense at expected credit loss if permanent: write off investment
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when a company expects a AFS debt investment to be impaired what does it do
records bad debt expense only to the extend of the fair value loss (since they are able to sell it) -write off if permanently impaired
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what happens if an equity is permanently impaired?
recognize a loss loss on investment equity investment
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what happens if there is a temporary impairment in an equity investment
record it as a normal fair value adjustment
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If a company transfers a security what happens
the transfer happens at fair value and