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