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Delta Company issued $50,000,000 in bonds to Alpha at $100 per bond at the beginning of...

Delta Company issued $50,000,000 in bonds to Alpha at $100 per bond at the beginning of the year, At year’s end the market price of those bonds is $66 due to a general increase in interest rates ($12) and a deterioration in Alpha’s credit rating (accounting for the remaining $22).

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Show the accounting treatments that should be used under HFT, AFS and HTM, and if not OTTI or OTTI.

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Note: As details of interest earned is not given , hence entry is not marked to record same.

Date Particulars Debit Credit
Available for sale securities Beginning of year AFS investment 50000000
To Bank Account 50000000
(purchase of bonds)
year end unrealized loss on available for sale securities(recored in other comprehensive income) 17000000
To AFS investment 17000000
(being journal entry marked to record decline in value)
workings:
No of bonds = 50000000/ 100
=500000
unrealized loss= 500000*34
17000000
Date Particulars Debit Credit
Held for trading Beginning of year AFS investment 50000000
To Bank Account 50000000
(purchase of bonds)
year end unrealized loss on available for sale securities(recored in income statement) 17000000
To AFS investment 17000000
(being journal entry marked to record decline in value)
Date Particulars Debit Credit
Held till maturity Beginning of year AFS investment 50000000
To Bank Account 50000000
(purchase of bonds)
year end No entry

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