Investments Flashcards

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How are Trading, Available for Sale, and Held to Maturity securities carried on the balance sheet at year end? How are their gains and losses reported?

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If the FV option is elected, how does that change treatment of all marketable debt securities as opposed to regular treatment (no election)

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  • AFS and HTM g/l’s are reported in income statement
  • HTM is reported on BS at FV
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What is the equity method and how does the investor record its investments

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**Investor has ability to significantly influence, holding 20-50% of voting stock. **
1) records investment initially at cost
2) Adjusts investment based on ownership % of investees net income. g/l’s go on IS
3) Reduces investment for dividends based on ownership %

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4
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What are the steps to solve unrealized gain/loss on bonds with accrued interest.

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5
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Valuation Allowance - Key Concepts

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6
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What are the key concepts of market risk vs credit risk.

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7
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Which items for AFS securities go to Net Income and which go to OCI? (6)

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What are the key characteristics of Held-to-Maturity (HTM) debt securities? (5)

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How are equity securities with less than 20% ownership reported on the financial statements?

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10
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How do you calculate the historical cost of available-for-sale (AFS) debt securities given fair value, credit loss, unrealized gains, and unrealized losses?

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How do you calculate the income or loss from an investment in equity securities (less than 20% ownership) when dividends and unrealized gains or losses are involved?

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12
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Accounting treatment for <20% , 20% to 50%, and > 50%

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13
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How do you calculate the adjustment to the valuation allowance for available-for-sale (AFS) securities?

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What is the general accounting treatment for stock investments not measured at fair value (FV) for ownership levels < 20%, 20% to 50%, and > 50%?

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15
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What disclosures are required when using the equity method for stock investments (20% to 50% ownership)?

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16
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How do you calculate goodwill for an investment accounted for using the equity method?

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17
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What are the key rules for applying the equity method, and how do recognizing income and dividends affect financial statements?

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18
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How does owning preferred stock affect influence, dividends, and net income?

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19
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How do you calculate the carrying value of bonds using the effective interest method?

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20
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How to calculate the gain from selling stock rights:

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