Management informed the auditor that they erroneously charged the acquisition of SMC shares to the account “Marketable Securities” when they never had any intention to dispose of this when in need of cash. These shares should be treated as securities @ FVOCI – noncurrent. The company recorded a 20,000 decline in market value of these shares and charged this to operating expenses. Requirement: Prepare adjusting entries
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Management informed the auditor that they erroneously charged the acquisition of SMC shares to the account “Marketable Securities” when they never had any intention to dispose of this when in need of cash. These shares should be treated as securities @ FVOCI – noncurrent. The company recorded a 20,000 decline in market value of these shares and charged this to operating expenses.
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