Lecture 21 Flashcards
minority active investment
20%-50% ownership
minority passive investment
a company’s investment in debt securities is a ___ investment
passive - debt holders have no ownership
accounting at acquisition
same for all cases
investment recorded and reported @cost, at the fair value of what was paid to acquire the securities
HTM
NOT APPLICABLE TO EQUITY
debt: investments that the company has positive intent and ability to hold until maturity
Trading
both debt & equity
held primarily for sale in the near term to generate income on short term price differences
AFS
available for sale; both debt & equity
investments that aren’t classified as HTM or trading
4 types of journal entries for marketable securities
- record acquisition
- record receipts of interest or dividends
- record change in market prices of investments
- record sale
how much would a company pay for a bond?
PV coupon + PV face value
if semi-annual coupon payments, use semi-annual discount rate & n*2 payments
journal entry to record acquisition (HTM)
investment in Mkt Sec (HTM)
Cash
journal entry to record coupon receipts (HTM)
cash
investment in Mkt Sec (HTM)
Int Rev
interest revenue =
Beg balance of investment * discount rate (semi-annual)
journal entry to record price increases (HTM)
NO ENTRY
cash receipts of bonds
DO NOT CHANGE
=face value * coupon rate
journal entry to record loss on sale (HTM)
Cash
(realized) Loss on sale
investment in Mkt Sec account (HTM)
realized gains/losses for HTM are recorded in ___
income statement
realized gains/losses are recorded in ___
income statement
journal entry to record dividend (interest) receipts (trading)
div (interest) receivable
div (interest) revenue
dividend (interest) revenue for trading is recorded in ___
income statement
dividend (interest) revenue is recorded in ___
income statement
minority passive investment
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a company’s investment in debt securities is a ___ investment
passive - debt holders have no ownership
accounting at acquisition
same for all cases
investment recorded and reported @cost, at the fair value of what was paid to acquire the securities
HTM
NOT APPLICABLE TO EQUITY
debt: investments that the company has positive intent and ability to hold until maturity
Trading
both debt & equity
held primarily for sale in the near term to generate income on short term price differences
AFS
available for sale; both debt & equity
investments that aren’t classified as HTM or trading
4 types of journal entries for marketable securities
- record acquisition
- record receipts of interest or dividends
- record change in market prices of investments
- record sale
how much would a company pay for a bond?
PV coupon + PV face value
if semi-annual coupon payments, use semi-annual discount rate & n*2 payments
journal entry to record acquisition (HTM)
investment in Mkt Sec (HTM)
Cash
journal entry to record coupon receipts (HTM)
cash
investment in Mkt Sec (HTM)
Int Rev
interest revenue =
Beg balance of investment * discount rate (semi-annual)
adjustment previously recognized unrealized holding loss for trading is recorded in ___
income statement
cash receipts of bonds
DO NOT CHANGE
=face value * coupon rate
Beg balance of investment
investment in Mkt Sec account
journal entry to record gain/loss on sale
Cash
(realized) Loss on sale
investment in Mkt Sec account (HTM)
realized gains/losses are recorded in ___
income statement
journal entry to record acquisition (Trading)
investment in Mkt Sec account
cash
journal entry to record interest receipts
div (interest) receivable
div (interest) revenue
dividend (interest) revenue is recorded in ___
income statement
journal entry to record change in market value (Trading)
allowance to adjust to market (Trading)
unrealized holding gain
unrealized holding gain/loss for trading recorded in ___-
income statement
allowance to adjust to market is a _____
companion account to investments account
net value of investments =
balance in allowance acct + book value of investments
allowance to adjust to market
can have debit or credit balance
captures the net unrealized gains and losses that have been recognized in the past
ending balance in allowance account should be such that…
end of the period net value = market value
debit in allowance
increases value of investments
credit in allowance
decreases value of investments
realized gains for trading recorded in ___
income statement
journal entry to record sale of trading w/ a gain
Cash
Investment in Mkt Sec (trading)
realized gains
what do you need to do when you sell the trading security?
CLOSE ALLOWANCE
journal entry to close allowance acct
allowance to adjust to market
adjustment previously recognized unrealized holding loss
adjustment previously recognized unrealized holding loss for trading is recorded in ___
income statement
journal entry to record acquisition of AFS
investment in mkt sec (AFS)
cash
journal entry to record dividend (int) receipts for AFS
dividend (interest) receivable
dividend (interest) rev
dividend (interest) rev for AFS recorded in ___
income statement
journal entry to record change in market value (AFS)
allowance to adjust to market (AFS)
unrealized holding gains
unrealized holding gain/loss for AFS recorded in ___
OCI in SE of BS
journal entry for unrealized holding gain
allowance to adjust to market
unrealized holding gain
journal entry for unrealized holding loss
unrealized holding loss
allowance to adjust to market
realized gains for AFS recorded in ___
income statement
adjustment previously recognized unrealized holding loss/gain for AFS recorded in ___
OCI account (BS)
major diff b/w trading and AFS
unrealized gains and losses flow thru IS for trading
unrealized gains and losses goes directly to OCI (BS) for AFS
NI is more volatile for ___ securities
trading
RE under ___ doesn’t include unrealized gains/losses
AFS
equity method accounting
initial book value of the investment is the purchase price (historical cost)
after acquisition, recognize:
- affiliate’s earnings
- affiliate’s div payments
journal entry for recognizing affiliate’s earnings
investment in affiliate (A+)
equity in earnings (NI+)
journal entry to recognize affiliate’s div payments
cash (A+)
investment in affiliate (A-)
use equity method when…
you own 20-50% of affiliate
EB Marketable securities =
BB + Purchases - Cost of securities sold/matured