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Johnson Inc. had the following transactions for January: 1. Purchased marketable securities in Smith Company for...

Johnson Inc. had the following transactions for January:

1. Purchased marketable securities in Smith Company for $100,000 cash.

2. Purchased 1,000 shares of Parker Co. for $55,000 as a long term investment.  Parker has 10,000 outstanding shares issued and outstanding).

3. Purchased 10,000 shares of Drew Co. for $176,000 as a long term investment. Drew had 40,000 shares issued and outstanding.

Johnson Inc. received the following dividends:

4. $1.50 per share from Parker Co.

5. $3.00 per share from Drew Co.

Additional transactions include:

6. Parker Co. reported a net income of $127,000, and Drew Co. reported a net income of $600,000.

7. After dividends were received, we sold the 1,000 shares of Parker Co. for $60,000 cash.

Instructions: Prepare the journal entries to record the above transactions. Remember to use the space bar to indent the credits. Number the journal entries as indicated abov

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Journal Entries - Johnson Inc.
Event Particulars Debit Credit
1 Investment in Smith Company Dr $100,000.00
      To Cash $100,000.00
(To record investment in marketable securities)
2 Investment in Parker Co. Dr $55,000.00
      To Cash $55,000.00
(To record investment in parker co)
3 Investment in Drew Co. Dr $176,000.00
      To Cash $176,000.00
(To record investment in Drew Co. and acquired significant influence)
4 Cash Dr $1,500.00
      To Dividend Revenue (1000*$1.50) $1,500.00
(To record dividend received from Parker Co)
5 Cash Dr (10000*$3) $30,000.00
      To Investment in Drew Co. $30,000.00
(To record dividend received from Drew Co)
6 Investment in Drew Co. Dr $150,000.00
      To Investment Income ($600,000*25%) $150,000.00
(To record share of income in drew co)
7 Cash Dr $60,000.00
      To Investment in Parker Co. $55,000.00
      To Gain on sale of investment $5,000.00
(To record sale of investment in parker co)

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