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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II

An intermediate-level accounting exam covering advanced accounting concepts and procedures.

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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II - Page 1 preview imageINTERMEDIATEACCOUNTING IIEXAM 1Name_________________________________To receive full credit show computations where necessary.1.XYZ Co. owns securities, which are considered to be available for sale.CostFMV Dec. 31, YIFMV Dec. 31, YIIFMV Dec. 31, YIIIA30,00025,00033,00029,000B60,00062,00064,000C40,00038,00042,00027,000D50,00051,000E62,000In Year II, XYZ purchased security D for $57,000. In Year III XYZ sold security Bfor $54,000 and purchased security E for $58,000.Prepare adjusting entries for Year I, II, and III and for the purchase and sale ofsecurities during Years II and III.Dec 31, YearI AdjustmentDec 31, Year I Adjustment:At the end of Year I, XYZ needs to adjust the securities'fair market value (FMV) to the available-for-sale value. The fair value adjustments aredone by debiting or crediting "Unrealized Holding Gain/Loss" and adjusting "Fair ValueAdjustment" for each security.Security A:oFMV on Dec 31, Year I = $25,000oCost = $30,000oUnrealized loss = $30,000-$25,000 = $5,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Unrealized Holding Loss $5,000oCredit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security A $5,000Security B:oFMV on Dec 31, Year I= $62,000oCost = $60,000oUnrealized gain = $62,000-$60,000 = $2,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security B $2,000
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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II - Page 3 preview image2oCredit:Unrealized Holding Gain $2,000Security C:oFMV on Dec 31, Year I = $38,000oCost = $40,000oUnrealized loss = $40,000-$38,000 = $2,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Unrealized Holding Loss $2,000oCredit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security C $2,000Security D:oNo value adjustment needed as it was not yet purchased in Year I.Year II PurchaseYear IIPurchase:In Year II, XYZ purchased security D for $57,000.Journal Entry for Purchase:Debit:Available-for-Sale Securities (Security D) $57,000Credit:Cash $57,000Dec 31, YearII AdjustmentDec 31, Year II Adjustment:At the end of Year II, XYZ needs to adjust the fair marketvalues of each security.Security A:oFMV on Dec 31, Year II = $33,000oCost = $30,000oUnrealized gain = $33,000-$30,000 = $3,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security A $3,000oCredit:UnrealizedHolding Gain $3,000Security B:oFMV on Dec 31, Year II = $64,000oCost = $60,000oUnrealized gain = $64,000-$60,000 = $4,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security B $4,000oCredit:Unrealized Holding Gain $4,000Security C:oFMV on Dec 31, Year II = $42,000oCost = $40,000oUnrealized gain = $42,000-$40,000 = $2,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security C $2,000oCredit:Unrealized Holding Gain $2,000Security D:
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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II - Page 4 preview image3oFMV on Dec 31, Year II = $51,000oCost = $57,000oUnrealized loss = $57,000-$51,000 = $6,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Unrealized Holding Loss $6,000oCredit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security D $6,000Year III SaleYear III Sale:In Year III, XYZ sold security B for $54,000.Journal Entry for Sale:Debit:Cash $54,000Debit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security B $4,000 (to reverse previousadjustment)Credit:Available-for-Sale Securities $60,000 (to remove cost of security B)Credit:Unrealized Holding Gain $2,000 (realized gain from prior adjustment)Year III PurchaseYear III Purchase:In Year III, XYZ purchased security E for $58,000.Journal Entry for Purchase:Debit:Available-for-Sale Securities (Security E) $58,000Credit:Cash $58,000Dec 31, YearIII AdjustmentDec 31, Year III Adjustment:At the end of Year III, XYZ needs to adjust the fair marketvalues of each security.Security A:oFMV on Dec 31, Year III = $29,000oCost = $30,000oUnrealized loss = $30,000-$29,000 = $1,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Unrealized HoldingLoss $1,000oCredit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security A $1,000Security C:oFMV on Dec 31, Year III = $27,000oCost = $40,000oUnrealized loss = $40,000-$27,000 = $13,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Unrealized Holding Loss $13,000oCredit:Fair ValueAdjustment-Security C $13,000
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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II - Page 5 preview image4Security D:oFMV on Dec 31, Year III = $51,000oCost = $57,000oUnrealized loss = $57,000-$51,000 = $6,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Unrealized Holding Loss $6,000oCredit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security D $6,000Security E:oFMV on Dec 31, Year III = $62,000oCost = $58,000oUnrealized gain = $62,000-$58,000 = $4,000Journal Entry:oDebit:Fair Value Adjustment-Security E $4,000oCredit:Unrealized Holding Gain $4,000The following information pertains to Crystal Inc.’s portfolio of investments for the year endedDecember 31, 2010:CostFairValue12/31/092010Purchases2010SalesFairValue12/31/10Held-to-maturity securitiesSecurity Joy$128,000$130,000Trading equity securitiesSecurity Kris$700,000$725,000705,000Security Andrew100,000110,000$130,000Available-for-sale equitysecuritiesSecurity Stan400,000380,000510,000Security Lloyd100,00095,000105,000Assume that Security Joy is a debt security that was purchased at a premium. The premiumamortization for 2010was $4,000. All declines in fair value are considered temporary.Answerquestions 2-8 using the above information.2.What is the amount of Security Joy at December 31, 2010that should be carried on thebalance sheet?Security Joy:Cost = $128,000Amortization of premium = $4,000Carrying value = $128,000 + $4,000 =$132,000
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INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING II - Page 6 preview image53.Whatis the amountof Security Kris at December 31, 2010that should be carried on thebalance sheet?Security Kris:FMV on 12/31/10 =$705,0004.What is the amount of Security Lloyd at December 31, 2010that should becarried on the balance sheet?Security Lloyd:FMV on 12/31/10 =$105,0005.What is thejournal entry recorded onthe sale of SecurityAndrew?Sale of Security Andrew:FMV = $130,000Cost = $100,000Gain on sale = $130,000-$100,000 =$30,000Journal Entry:Debit:Cash $130,000Credit:Available-for-Sale Securities $100,000Credit:Realized Gain on Sale of Security $30,0006.What is the amount of realized gain or loss on Security Stan?Security Stan:FMV = $510,000Cost = $400,000Realized gain =$510,000-$400,000 = $110,0007.What is the amount of unrealized gain or loss to be reported on the 2010incomestatement?Unrealized gain/loss on trading securities:Security Kris: FMV = $705,000, Cost = $700,000 → Unrealized gain = $705,000-$700,000 =$5,000Security Andrew: FMV = $130,000, Cost = $100,000 → Unrealized gain = $130,000-$100,000 =$30,000
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