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Purchase of debt security
Dr. Investment in debt
Cr. Cash
Receipt of interest for debt security purchased at par
Dr. Cash
Cr. Interest Revenue
Receipt of interest for debt security purchased at a discount
Dr. Cash
Dr. Investment
Cr. Interest revenue
Receipt of interest for debt security purchased at a premium
Dr. Cash
Cr. Investment
Cr. Interest Revenue
Adjust debt security to fair value with a gain HTM
no entry
adjust debt security to fair value with a gain (TS, AFS)
Dr. Fair Value Adjustment
Cr. Unrealized Gain or Loss- Income
Adjust debt security to fair value with a loss HTM
No entry
Adjust debt security to fair value with a loss (TS, AFS)
Dr. Unrealized Gain or Loss-Income
Cr. Fair Value Adjustment
Interest revenue
market rate at bond purchase x amortized cost at the beginning of period
How are trading securities recorded on the balance sheet
at fair value
How are unrealized gains or losses on trading securities reported on the income statement?
as part of net income in the period they occur
interest receivable
face value x stated interest
interest revenue
beginning bond amortized cost x market interest
Purchase of equity security
Dr. Investment in Stock
Cr Cash
Declaration of Dividends (FV-NI)
Dr. Cash
Cr. Dividend Revenue
Declaration of dividends (Equity Method)
Dr. Cash
Cr. Investment in Stock
Recognize proportionate share of net income (FV-NI)
No entry
Recognize proportionate share of net income (Equity Method)
Dr. Investment in Stock
Cr. Investment Income
Adjust equity security to fair value with a gain (FV-NI)
Dr. Fair Value Adjustment
Cr. Unrealized Gain or Loss-Income
Adjust equity security to fair value with a gain (Equity Method)
No entry
Adjust equity security to fair value with a loss (FV-NI)
Dr. Unrealized Gain or Loss-Income
Cr. Fair Value Adjustment
Adjust equity security to fair value with a loss (Equity Method)
No entry
Step 1 of the Recoverability test
Net cash flows< Carrying value
Step2 of the Recoverability test
Measure impairment as any excess of carrying value over fair value
Research and Development until Technological Feasibility
R&D expense
Technological feasibility
is reached with either a detailed program design or a working model
R&D activity after technological feasibility
intangible asset
composite annual depreciation rate =
annual group straight- line depreciation / total group acquisition cost
Composite annual depreciation =
composite annual depreciation rate x total group acquisition cost
composite group useful life =
group depreciable cost / annual group straight-line depreciation
Asset Recoverability Test
Expected net cash flows less than book value?
Impairment Test
Recognize any loss for the excess of book value over fair value
depletion rate per unit of output =
depletion base / estimated activity base in units
annual depletion =
depletion rate x actual activity base in units
successful-efforts method
only exploration cost of successful wells are capitalized
full-cost method
All exploration costs are capitalized if the estimated value of reserves discovered from the successful wells is >= the amount to be capitalized
Equity method
Owns 20-50% of stock
FV-NI
Less than 20%
Impairment of HTM Investments
Dr. Loss on Impairment
Cr. Allowance for Credit Losses
Impairment of AFS Debt Investment when it is not inclined to sell
Dr. Loss on Impairment and credit Allowance for Credit Losses for the portion of the unrealized loss due to credit risk, limited to the amount that the fair value is less than amortized cost.
Eliminate a corresponding OCI loss (previously recorded through FV-OCI*) through a debut to the Fair Value Adjustment account and a credit to Unrealized Gain or Loss-OCI