Investments Flashcards

Acct 202 ch 16

1
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Debt Securities represents

A

A creditor relationship w/ another entity

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2
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Debt Investment classification categories

A
  • Held to Maturity
  • Trading
  • Available for sale
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3
Q

Debt securities held to maturity are reported at…

A

Amortized cost

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4
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Do debt securities held to maturity recognize unrealized holding gains or losses?

A

No

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5
Q

Debt securities that are available for sale are reported at…

A

Fair Value

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6
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Do debt securities that are available for sale recognize unrealized holding gains or losses?

A

Yes, as other comprehensive income separate from stockholder’s equity

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7
Q

The trading period for debt securities tend to be…

A

3 months

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8
Q

Debt securities intended for trading are reported at…

A

Fair Value

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9
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Do debt securities intended for trading recognize unrealized holding gains or losses?

A

Yes, in net income

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10
Q

What are the other income effects for all 3 classifications?

A
  • Interest when earned
  • Gains and losses from sale
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11
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Amortized cost

A

The acquisition cost adjusted for amortization of discount or premium

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12
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Fair value

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The price received to sell an asset

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13
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In order to classify a debt security as held to maturity, a company must have…

A

The positive intent and ability to hold these securities to maturity

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14
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Why do companies use held to maturity securities?

A
  1. To earn a spread on a difference between interest revenue and interest expense
  2. To diversity their investment portfolio
  3. To eliminate unpredictability in reported earnings or capital
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15
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Amortized cost accounting recognizes…

A

Interest revenue as the primary earnings of the company

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16
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J/E to record purchase of a bond held to maturity

A

Dr Debt Investments
Cr Cash

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17
Q

The use of the _____________ is more easily applied w/ the net method instead of using a separate discount or premium account as a valuation account

A

Effective interest method

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18
Q

J/E to record first semiannual interest payment

A

Dr Cash
Dr Debt Investments
Cr Interest Revenue

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19
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J/E to record accrued interest + amortization of a bond discount

A

Dr Interest Receivable
Dr Debt Investments
Cr Interest Revenue

20
Q

J/E to record sale of investment before maturity date, assuming there is a gain on sale of investments

A

Dr Cash
Cr Interest Revenue
Cr Debt Investments
Cr Gain on sale of investments

21
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J/Es to record sale of investment before maturity date, assuming there is a loss on sale of investments

A

Dr Cash
Dr Loss on Sale of Investments
Cr Interest Revenue
Cr Debt Investments

22
Q

Available for sale securities are debt securities that are…

A

Neither held to maturity nor for trading

23
Q

Why do companies hold available for sale securities?

A
  • Provide income + capital gains for a long period of time
  • Reduce risk by diversifying their investment portfolio
  • Provide liquidity in situations where cash is needed
24
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J/E to record fair value adjustment for an available for sale security, assuming a loss

A

Dr Unrealized holding gain or loss - Equity
Cr Fair Value Adjustment

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J/E to record fair value adjustment for an available for sale security, assuming a gain
Dr Fair Value Adjustment Cr Unrealized holding gain or loss - Equity
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Using an unrealized holding gain or loss - Equity account means the amount is reported under...
other comprehensive gain or loss
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J/E for selling available for sale securities, assuming a loss on sale of investments
Dr Cash Dr Loss on Sale of Investments Cr Debt Investments
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J/E for selling available for sale securities, assuming a gain on sale of investments
Dr Cash Cr Gain on Sale of Investments Cr Debt Investments
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Companies use trading securities to...
1. Generate profits from short term differences in price 2. Provide liquidities
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Companies report trading securities at _____, with unrealized holding gains and losses reported as _______
fair value, part of net income
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A holding gain or loss is the net change in...
the fair value of a security from one period to another
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Equity Securities
Represents ownership interests via stock
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The classification of equity investments depends on the...
Percentage of the investee's voting stock that's held by the investor
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The fair value method is used if the investee's holding percentage is...
Less than 20%
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The equity method is used if the investee's holding percentage is...
Between 20% and 50%
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For holdings less than 20%, unrealized holding gains or losses are...
Recognized in net income
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For holdings between 20% and 50%, unrealized holding gains or losses are...
Not recognized
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For holdings less than 20%, dividends are reported as...
Income under the income statement
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J/E to record net unrealized losses to changes in fair value of securities
Dr Unrealized Holding Gain or Loss - Income Cr Fair Value Adjustment
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J/E to record net unrealized gains to changes in fair value of securities
Dr Fair Value Adjustment Cr Unrealized Holding Gain or Loss - Income
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If an investee has holdings between 20% and 50%, it means they have _____ influence over the company
significant
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Equation for computing carrying value of equity investment
Cost of shares +- investor's % share of net income or loss - Dividends
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J/E to purchase equity investments
Dr Equity Investments [investee] Cr Cash
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J/E to record an investee's share of net income
Dr Equity Investments [investee] Cr Investment Income
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J/E to record investee's reduction in their investment account for dividends received
Dr Cash Cr Equity Investments [investee]