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Hampton Developments Ltd. (Hampton) had the following transactions pertaining to its investments which are accounted for...

Hampton Developments Ltd. (Hampton) had the following transactions pertaining to its investments which are accounted for under fair value through profit & loss. This is the first year Hampton has ever purchased investments.

2019

Transaction Details

Jan. 1

Purchased 1,000 shares of Chapman Foods Ltd. (Chapman)for $50,000 cash, plus brokerage fees of $550.

Purchased 5,000 shares of Sinclair Manufacturing Ltd (Sinclair) for $75,000.

June 1

Received cash dividends of $3 per share on the Chapman shares.

Sept. 15

Sold 500 Chapman shares for $25,900 less brokerage fees of $100.

Dec. 31

The fair value of the shares of Chapman was $35 per share.

The fair value of the shares of Sinclair was $12 per share.

2020

Feb 14

Sold 1,250 shares of Sinclair for net proceeds of $35,000. The selling commission rate on the shares was 1.75%.

Dec. 31

The fair value of the shares of Chapman was $27 per share.

The fair value of the shares of Sinclair was $23 per share.


Required:

Prepare all the journal entries required for the above noted transactions for 2019 & 2020

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Year 2019:

Date Account Title Debit($) Credit($)
Jan 1 Investment A/c- Chapman 50,000
To, Cash 50,000
(Being 1000 shares of Chapman Foods Ltd purcahsed).
Jan 1 Brokerage A/c 500
To, Cash 500
(Being Brokerage paid for shares purchased)
Jan 1 Investment A/c- Sinclair 75,000
To, Bank 75,000
(Being 5,000 shares of Sinclair Manufacturing Ltd. purcahsed)
Jun1 Cash A/c 3,000
To, Dividend 3,000
(Received cash dividends of $3 per share on the Chapmans 1000 shares.
Sept 15 Bank 25,900
To, Investment A/c- Chapman 25,900
(Sold 500 shares of Chapman )
Sept 15 Brokerage A/c 100
To, Cash 100
(Being Brokerage paid for shares sold)
Dec 31 SPL A/c 600
To, Brokerage 600
(Being brokerage paid transferred to Statemment of Profit & Loss)
Dec 31 Dividend A/c 3,000
To,SPL 3,000
(Being dividend received credited to Statemment of Profit & Loss)
Dec 31 SPL A/c 22,500
To,Investment A/c- Chapman 7500
To,Investment A/c- Sinclair 15,000
(Being Fair Value adjustment made at Closing date)

Working Note:

Chapman Ltd:

No. of shares available = 1000 shares - 500 shares = 500 shares

Purchase Price per share = $50000/1000 = $50 per share

Fair Value as on 31.12.2019 = $35 per share

Loss of ($50-$35) per share transferred to SPL.

Total Loss on Fair Value Adjustment of Chapman's Shares = 500 shares*$15 = $7,500

Sinclair:

No. of shares available = 5000 shares

Purchase Price per share = $75000/5000 = $15 per share

Fair Value as on 31.12.2019 = $12 per share

Loss of ($15-$12) per share transferred to SPL.

Total Loss on Fair Value Adjustment of Sinclair's Shares = 5000 shares*$3 = $15,000

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Year 2020:

Date Account Title Debit($) Credit($)
Feb 14 Brokerage A/c 623.41
To, Cash 623.41
(Being Brokerage paid for shares purchased)
Feb 14 Bank 35,000
To, Investment - Sinclair 35,000
(Being 1250 shares sold of Sinclair)
Dec 31 SPL A/c 4000
To,Investment A/c- Chapman 4000
(Being Fair Value adjustment made at Closing date)
Dec 31 Investment A/c- Sinclair 41250
To, Spl 41250

Working Note:

No of shares sold of Sinclair = 1250 shares

Net Proceeds = $35,000

Rate of Selling Commission = 1.75%

Gross Proceeds from Sale = $35,000/98.25% = $35623.41

Amount of Commission = $35623.41 - $35,000 = $623.41

Chapman:

No. of shares of Chapman available = 500 shares

Change In Fair Value = $27 -$35 = $8

Loss of $8 per share transferred to SPL.

Total Loss on Fair Value Adjustment of Chapman's Shares = 500 shares*$8 = $4000

Sinclair:

No. of shares available = 5000 shares- 1250 shares = 3750 shares

Change In Fair Value = $23-$12= $11


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