FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING FUNDAMENTALS
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Chapter C, Problem 2GLP
To determine

Journal Entry:

Journal is the primary record of the business transaction in chronological (date wise) order. Journal Entry contains two effects one is debit and other is credit, under double entry book keeping system.

Adjusting Entries:

Adjusting entries are made at the end of the year to adjust the financial position of the enterprise according to accrual basis of accounting.

To prepare: Journal entries to record the transactions of year 2017

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To record sale of 3,500 share of B common stock at $79,188 and brokerage fee is $1500.

    DateAccount Title and ExplanationPost refDebit($)Credit($)
    January 29Cash77,688
    Loss on sale of long term

    investment

    2,002
    Long term investment79,690
    (Being long term investment sold at a loss of $599 and receive cash )

      Table (1)

  • Cash receive at the time of sale of investment it increases the cash balance and the asset of the company also increases.
  • By the sale of long term investment, the long term investment account decreases and the asset of the company also decreases with $79,690 amount.
  • At the time of sale S Company suffer a loss on sale of investment and this loss is debited to the loss on sale of long term investment account.

To record purchase of 10,000 shares of W common stock at $197,500 plus $240 as brokerage fee

    DateAccount Title and ExplanationPost refDebit($)Credit($)
    April 17Long term investment

    Trading securities

    199,900
    Cash199,900
    (Being long term investment purchase against cash)

      Table (2)

  • The long term investment of S Company is increase. The long term investment is the asset of the company and the current asset of S Company also increases.
  • The cash account is decrease by $199,900, and the credit of cash means that the current asset of the company also decreases.

To record purchase of 4,500 shares of X common stock at $126,562 plus $1,750 as brokerage fee

    DateAccount Title and ExplanationPost refDebit($)Credit($)
    July 6Long term investment

    Trading securities

    128,312
    Cash128,312
    (Being long term investment purchase against cash)

      Table (3)

  • The long term investment of S Company is increase. The long term investment is the asset of the company and the current asset of S Company also increases.
  • The cash account is decrease by $128,312, and the credit of cash means that the current asset of the company also decreases.

To record purchase of 50,000 shares of Y common stock at $375,000 plus $1,200 as brokerage fee

    DateAccount Title and ExplanationPost refDebit($)Credit($)
    August 22Long term investment

    Trading securities

    376,200
    Cash376,200
    (Being long term investment purchase against cash)

      Table (4)

  • The long term investment of S Company is increase. The long term investment is the asset of the company and the current asset of S Company also increases.
  • The cash account is decrease by $376,200, and the credit of cash means that the current asset of the company also decreases.

To record purchase of 8,500 shares of Z common stock at $267,900 plus $2,450 as brokerage fee

    DateAccount Title and ExplanationPost refDebit($)Credit($)
    November 13Long term investment

    Trading securities

    270,350
    Cash270,350
    (Being long term investment purchase against cash)

      Table (5)

  • The long term investment of S Company is increase. The long term investment is the asset of the company and the current asset of S Company also increases.
  • The cash account is decrease by $270,350, and the credit of cash means that the current asset of the company also decreases.

To record sale of 40,000 share of A Common stock at $515,000 and brokerage fee is $4,100.

    DateAccount Title and ExplanationPost refDebit($)Credit($)
    December 9Cash510,900
    Loss on sale of long term

    investment

    24,400
    Long term investment535,300
    (Being long term investment sold at a loss of $24,400 and receive cash )

      Table (6)

  • Cash receive at the time of sale of investment it increases the cash balance and the asset of the company also increases.
  • By the sale of long term investment, the long term investment account decreases and the asset of the company also decreases with $24,400 amount.
  • At the time of sale S Company suffer a loss on sale of investment and this loss is debited to the loss on sale of long term investment account.

To record unrealized loss,

    DateAccount Title and ExplanationPost refDebit($)Credit($)
    December 31Unrealized loss- Income27,988
    Fair value adjustment

    Short term investment

    27,988
    (Being unrealized loss suffered of $27,988 at the time of closing)

      Table (7)

  • There is an unrealized loss while calculating the year end adjustment. Unrealized loss account debited it reduces the net income.
  • The fair value adjustment account is an adjustment account to account for the unrealized loss suffers by S Company.

Working notes:

Calculation of cost of share of B common stock sold,

  Cost value of share=Cost of shares×Number of share Total shares=$159,380×3,5007,000=$79,690

Calculation of sale price of B common stock share that sold, given in question,

  Sale Price=$79,188$1,500=$77,688

Calculation of loss in sale of shares,

  Loss=Cost of sharesFair value of shares=$79,690$79,188=$2,002

Calculation of the value of purchase price of shares, W common stock,

  Purchase price of shares=Value of security+Brokerage=$197,500+$2,400=$199,900

Calculation of the value of purchase price of shares, X Company,

  Purchase price of shares=Value of security+Brokerage=$126,562+$1,750=$128,312

Calculation of the value of purchase price of shares, Y Company,

  Purchase price of shares=Value of security+Brokerage=$375,000+$1,200=$376,200

Calculation of the value of purchase price of shares, Z Company,

  Purchase price of shares=Value of security+Brokerage=$267,900+$2,450=$270,350

Calculation of sale price of A Company share that sold, given in question,

  Sale Price=$515,000$4,100=$510,900

Calculation of loss in sale of shares,

  Loss=Cost of sharesFair value of shares=$535,300$510,900=$24,400

Prepare a statement that shows security wise adjustment.

    CompanyNumberof sharesFair valueonDecember 31,2016 ($)(A)Cost of purchase of new security($)(A)Fair valueonDecember 31,2017 ($)(B)Unrealized gain/loss($)(BA)
    B3,50077,00081,3754,375
    C17,500640,938610,312(30,626)
    X4,500128,312118,125(10,187)
    Z8,500270,350278,8008,450
    717,938398,6621,088,612(27,988)

      Table (8)

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