Chapter 16 - Investments Flashcards
What do companies account for investments based on?
- type of security (debt or equity)
- their intent with respect to the investment
What do debt securities represent
a creditor relationship
What are the type of debt investments
- US government securities
- municipals securities
- corporate bonds
- convertible debt
- commercial paper
When should a debt security be classified as held-to maturity
when a company has both the intent and ability to hold security to maturity
how are HTM securities accounted for
amortized cost using effective interest method
How are HTM securities reported on B/S and I/S
B/S
interest receivable
debt investment
I/S
interest revenue
what is the though process for a HTM that is sold
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)
companies report available-for-sale securities at…
Fair value with an unrealized holding G/L to OCI
If a company sells bonds before maturity date what happens
remove debt investment at amortized cost
realize a gain/loss in the I.S
can there be a fair value adjustment bal. for an investment that was sold
no so if it is a singular investment you must true up the account to 0 at the year end
Companies report trading securities at:
Fair value with unrealized GL reported to N.I
what is a holding G/L
the net change in FV of a security from one period to another exclusive of dividend or interest revenue recognized but not received
What do investments in equity securities represent
ownership of capital stock
what are the cost included in equity securities
- the price of security + broker commission fees related to the purchase
What determines the accounting treatment for equity investments subsequent to aquistion
degree of which investor acquires an interest in the common stock