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Changes in FMV Trading Securities
Go into Net Income; non-cash
Indirect method changes in FMV of Trading Securities AND Equity Investments
need to remove from NI because non-cash and take change in Investment Accounting
Direct Method changes in FMV of Trading Securities AND Equity Investments
N/A, no cash impact
Purchases/Sales of Trading Securities
cash flow goes into CFO because companies hold for selling in the near term
Indirect Method purchases/sales of Trading Securities
take change in investment account; gain/loss is already in NI
Direct Method purchases/sales from trading securities
cash from Investments
Trading Securities
Treat like Current Asset
Available for Sale Securities
Treat like Long-term Asset
changes in FMV to AFS securities
no effect on Net Income; recorded in OCI so no worries
Purchases/sales of AFS securities
cash flow goes in Cash Flow from Investments
Indirect method purchases/sales from AFS securities and equity investments
remove gain/loss from sale in Net Income
Direct method Purchases/Sales of AFS Securities and Equity Investments
N/A
Purchases/Sales from Equity Investments
cash flow goes in Cash flow from Investments remove gain or loss from sale for indirect method
Equity Investments
treat like hybrid
Dividends from Equity Investments
do not go in Net Income, but are cash; Dividends received go to Cash flow from investments (CFO)
Indirect Method Dividends from Equity Investments
take the change in investments account
Direct Method Dividends from Equity Investments
record as part of cash received from investments
Changes in FMV for Equity Investments
Investment income goes to Net Income; non-cash