Marketable Securities Flashcards
Marketable Securities
Debt = bonds
Equity = stocks
Debt matures
Equity does not; indefinite life
Equity securities
ownership interest in an enterprise; (shares, stocks)
or
rights to acquire (stock warrants, rights, or call options) or dispose (put options) an ownership interest in an enterprise at fixed, determinable prices
Equity securities dont include
treasury stock, convertible bonds, or preferred stock redeemable at the option of the investor of the stock
Classification basis
intent of the company- what do they want to do with the stock
Trading
Debt and equity securities bought and held with the intention of selling them; profits are on short term price differences
Trading securities are generally
current assets
Available for sale security
Debt and equity securities not meeting the definition of trading or held to maturity securities
AFS Securities are generally
non current assets
can be current assets or non current based on the intent
Held to Maturity securities
ONLY debt securities; if the company has both a POSITIVE INTENT and ABILITY to hold these securities till maturity;
if intent to hold indefinitely but not necessarily to maturity then afs
HTM securities are generally
noncurrent; current or noncurrent based on time to maturity
Valuation
Trading securities and AFS are reported at Fair Value (mark to market); this results in unrealized gains or losses
HTM: valued at amortized cost; no unreallized gains or losses
Trading security unrealized gains or losses
income from continuing operations;
dr u/r loss on trading security
cr valuation account (fair value adjustment)
AFS unrealized gains or losses
OCI even if these are classified as current assets;
dr u/r loss on afs
cr valuation account
every year mark to mkt; diff between mk to mkt in yr1 and mk to mkt in yr 2 goes into oci
Realized gains and losses from afs and trading
Recognized when asset is sold and when afs is impaired; income statement
CF from each
Trading can be operating (if current) or investing (if non current)
AFS and HTM investing