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Required information Problem 15-3A Recording, adjusting, and reporting long-term available-for-sale securities LO P3 [The following information...

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Problem 15-3A Recording, adjusting, and reporting long-term available-for-sale securities LO P3

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Grass Security, which began operations in 2017, invests in long-term available-for-sale securities. Following is a series of transactions and events determining its long-term investment activity.

2017

Jan. 20 Purchased 2,900 shares of Johnson & Johnson at $22.40 per share plus a $430 commission.
Feb. 9 Purchased 3,100 shares of Sony at $48.10 per share plus a $415 commission.
June 12 Purchased 3,400 shares of Mattel at $28.90 per share plus a $385 commission.
Dec. 31 Per share fair values for stocks in the portfolio are Johnson & Johnson, $23.40; Mattel, $32.80; and Sony, $39.90.


2018

Apr. 15 Sold 2,900 shares of Johnson & Johnson at $25.40 per share less a $715 commission.
July 5 Sold 3,400 shares of Mattel at $25.80 per share less a $425 commission.
July 22 Purchased 2,500 shares of Sara Lee at $24.40 per share plus a $670 commission.
Aug. 19 Purchased 2,800 shares of Eastman Kodak at $18.90 per share plus a $388 commission.
Dec. 31 Per share fair values for stocks in the portfolio are: Kodak, $21.15; Sara Lee, $21.90; and Sony, $36.90.

2019

Feb. 27 Purchased 4,300 shares of Microsoft at $68.90 per share plus a $715 commission.
June 21 Sold 3,100 shares of Sony at $49.90 per share less a(n) $1,070 commission.
June 30 Purchased 3,300 shares of Black & Decker at $37.90 per share plus a $625 commission.
Aug. 3 Sold 2,500 shares of Sara Lee at $18.15 per share less a $625 commission.
Nov. 1 Sold 2,800 shares of Eastman Kodak at $24.65 per share less a(n) $815 commission.
Dec. 31 Per share fair values for stocks in the portfolio are: Black & Decker, $40.90; and Microsoft, $70.90.

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Prepare journal entries to record these transactions and events and any year-end fair value adjustments to the portfolio of long-term available-for-sale securities.

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Dec 31 2017 No of Shares Share price on 31 Dec 17 Fair Value Cost Unrealized Gain/(Loss)
Pur Price+Commission
Johnson and Johnson 2900 $                                 23.40 $        67,860 $                            65,390 $                               2,470
Sony 3100 $                                 39.90 $      123,690 $                          149,525 $                           -25,835
Mattel 3400 $                                 32.80 $      111,520 $                            98,645 $                             12,875
Total 9400 $      303,070 $                          313,560 $                           -10,490
Dec 31 2018 No of Shares Share price on 31 Dec 18 Fair Value Cost Unrealized Gain/(Loss)
Kodak 2800 $                                 21.15 $        59,220 $                            53,308 $                               5,912
Sara lee 2500 $                                 21.90 $        54,750 $                            61,670 $                             -6,920
Sony 3100 $                                 36.90 $      114,390 $                          149,525 $                           -35,135
Total 8400 $      228,360 $                          264,503 $                           -36,143
Dec 31 2019 No of Shares Share price on 31 Dec 19 Fair Value Cost Unrealized Gain/(Loss)
Black and Decker 3300 $                                 40.90 $      134,970 $                          125,695 $                               9,275
Mocrosoft 4300 $                                 70.90 $      304,870 $                          296,985 $                               7,885
Total 7600 $      439,840 $                          422,680 $                             17,160
Balance Sheet Presentation
$                                 2,017 $          2,018 $                              2,019
Long Term AFS Securities (Cost) $                             313,560 $      264,503 $                          422,680
Fair Value Adjustment $                              -10,490 $      -36,143 $                            17,160
Long Term AFS Securities (Fair Value) $                             303,070 $      228,360 $                          439,840
Realized Gain/(Loss)
$                                 2,017 $          2,018 $                              2,019
Sale of Johnson and Johnson Shares ((2900*25.4)-715)-65390 $          7,555
Sale of Mattle Shares ((3400*25.8)-425)-98645 $      -11,350
Sale of Sara lee Shares ((2500*18.15)-625)-61670 $                          -16,920
Sale of Sony Shares ((3100*49.9)-1070)-149525 $                              4,095
Sale of Eastman Kodak Shares ((2800*24.65)-815)-53308 $                            14,897
Realized Gain/(Loss) $                                        -   $         -3,795 $                              2,072
Unrealized Gain/(Loss)
$                                 2,017 $          2,018 $                              2,019
Beginning of Year Debit/(Credit) $      -10,490 $                          -36,143
Ending of Year Debit/(Credit) $                              -10,490 $      -36,143 $                            17,160
Required adj Unrealized Gain/(Loss) $                              -10,490 $      -25,653 $                            53,303
Journal Entries:
Date Account Debit Credit
2017
Jan 20 Long Term Investment-J&J $                               65,390
Cash $        65,390
Feb 9 Long Term Investment-Sony $                             149,525
Cash $      149,525
Jun 12 Long Term Investment-Mettle $                               98,645
Cash $        98,645
Dec 31 Unrealized Loss-Equity $                               10,490
Fair Value Adjustment-AFT (LT) $        10,490
2018
Apr 15 Cash $                               72,945
Long Term Investment-J&J $        65,390
Gain on sale of LT investment $          7,555
Jul 5 Cash $                               87,295
Loss on Sale of LT Investment $                               11,350
Long Term Investment-J&J $        98,645
Jul 22 Long Term Investment-Sara Lee $                               61,670
Cash $        61,670
Aug 19 Long Term Investment-Kodak $                               53,308
Cash $        53,308
Dec 31 Unrealized Loss-Equity $                               25,653
Fair Value Adjustment-AFT (LT) $        25,653
2019
Feb 27 Long Term Investment-Microsoft $                             296,985
Cash $      296,985
Jun 21 Cash $                             153,620
Long Term Investment-Sony $      149,525
Gain on sale of LT investment $          4,095
Jun 30 Long Term Investment-B&D $                             125,695
Cash $      125,695
Aug 3 Cash $                               44,750
Loss on Sale of LT Investment $                               16,920
Long Term Investment-Sara Lee $        61,670
Nov 1 Cash $                               68,205
Gain on Sale of LT Investment $        14,897
Long Term Investment-Kodak $        53,308
Dec 31 Fair Value Adjustment-AFT (LT) $                               53,303
Unrealized Gain-Equity $        53,303

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