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The below transactions concerns Ford Company for the year 2012: On May31st,2012, Ford company purchased a...

The below transactions concerns Ford Company for the year 2012:

  1. On May31st,2012, Ford company purchased a long-term investment related to Motro Companyfor $12 millionas trading securities, of 8% quoted bonds. On the same date the business acquired $15million of Cora Company shares as available-for sale security and purchased Treasury bonds for $3 million, from Samsuc Company hoping to generate profit in short period of time.

  1. On November 15th, 2012, Ford company sold the Samsuc Treasury bonds for $4 million.

  1. On December 31st, 2012, record the necessary adjusting entry(s) and closing entries related to the investments. The market prices of the investments are:

Motro Company      $11.5 million

Cora Company          $16 million

Samsuc Company     $5 million

Required:

  1. Record transaction number (3) presenting the necessary adjusting entries.
  2. Indicate any amounts that Ford would report in its 2012 statement of financial position and income statement as result of these investments.

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Expert Solution

a.) $ Million
Date Account Tiltes Debit Credit
December 31,2012 Unrealized holding Gain or loss-OCI        0.50
Bond Investment- Motro Company        0.50
( 12 - 11.50 )
( To record fair value adjustment )
December 31,2012 Investment in Cora Company        1.00
Unrealized holding Gain or loss-OCI        1.00
( 16 - 15 )
( To record fair value adjustment )
b.) Statement of Financial Position
Assets $ Million
Investment in Cora Company-At Fair Value      16.00
( 15 + 1 )
Bond Investment- Motro Company-At Fair Value      11.50
( 12 - 0.5 )
Income Statement $ Million
Gain on sale of Investment ( Samsuc Treasury Bond )-IS        1.00
( 4 - 3 )
Unrealized holding Gain or loss-OCI        0.50
( 1 - 0.50 )

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