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1
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HTM securities are carried at an amortized cost and thus are not adjusted for ______________

A

Changes in market value (unlike AFS) (Do not mark to FMV, it will be a distractor information in the exam. Therefore, no unrealized gain or loss)

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Convertible preferred stock is an equity security that is nonvoting. As it is nonvoting, it does not provide the holder the ability to exercise significant influence. Since the preferred stock is traded in an active market, it would be reported at ____________

A

Fair Value

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3
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Common stock is bought, which results in ownership of 10% of the shares outstanding and gives significant influence over the operating and financial activities of the investee.

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Equity Method due to significant influence even if the level of stock ownership is 10%.

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4
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Stocks cannot be classified as held-to-maturity because they have no maturity date.

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True

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5
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The temporary unrealized gain or loss from HTM securities must be reported in income for the current period.

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True

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6
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If a security is transferred from AFS to trading securities classification, unrealized holding gains and losses are recognized immediately in the income statement.

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True, Unrealized gains or losses are recognized when transferred.

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7
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Stock dividends require a memo entry to show receipt of additional shares of stock.

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The company then recomputes the cost per share based upon the new number of shares.

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8
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Bond issue costs are treated as a reduction in bond proceeds and net bond liability and are amortized over the bond term to interest expense.

A

True

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9
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Losses shall be recognized in the period of extinguishment.

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True

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10
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Unrealized holding gains and losses due to market risk if Fair Value Option is elected.

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Recognized in net income

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11
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The difference between the cost of the investment and the carrying value of the net assets is known as the DIFFERENTIAL, which is periodically __________ to REDUCE the INVESTMENT ACCOUNT in the investee company.

A

AMORTIZED

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12
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Factors to consider regarding an investor’s significant influence over an investee (PERMIT)

  1. Participation in policy making processes
  2. Extent of ownership in relation to the concentration of other shareholding
  3. Representation on the board of directors
  4. Material intra-entity transactions
  5. Interchange of managerial personnel
  6. Technological dependency
A

True. Hiring is not included

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13
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Only cash dividends with no significant influence are included and not the stock dividend

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The ones with significant influence will be adjusted in the equity on the BS. Dividends are adjusted only for BS reporting and only Income from Inv is reported on IS (and not dividends)

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14
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Preferred stock or Debt

A

No Voting Rights, no significant influence

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15
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Preferred Equity

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Equity - No maturity date

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16
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Trading security

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FV though PL or FVPL (All gains and losses, interest, dividends - go to Income Statement (IS)

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17
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AFS

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FV through OCI (unrealized gains going to OCI and not to IS)

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18
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HTM or DEBT only

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Amortized Cost (do not mark to FMV)

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19
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No significant influence

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  1. Trading security
  2. AFS
  3. HTM
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20
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Only publicly traded can be marked to FMV. Whether the fair value is readily determinable.

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If it’s not publicly traded - General Rule - You cannot mark to FMV

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21
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Do Common stock, Preferred stock, Stock warrants and call/put options have maturity?

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No, No maturity

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22
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Debt Securities - Redeemable preferred stock (treat as debt) - Bonds, notes, convertible bonds, redeemable preferred stock ______________

A

MATURE or have maturity

23
Q

Equity Securities (Common stock, preferred stock, stock warrants, call/Put options)

A

We do not mark to market

24
Q

Consolidation

A

We do not mark to market

25
Q

Realization

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Income Statement

26
Q

The FV is reported on each balance sheet date and unrealized gains and losses are reported in income.

A
27
Q

No impairment losses on trading securities

A

True

28
Q

AFS

A

Always cash flow from Investing activities

29
Q

AFS

A

Must be assessed for impairment

30
Q

AFS impaired : if FV is less than the Amortized cost
(a) If you plan to sell soon - report on IS
(b) If you hold it - Expected Credit loss
Expected credit loss : sum of PV of Future cash flows less than the amortized cost (portion goes to IS)

A

True

31
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If you buy at par, amortized cost remains same as PAR

A

True

32
Q

If one security is sold in the current year, then unrealized loss/gain claimed in previous year will have to be reversed.

A

AFS

33
Q

Realized gain and loss always go to IS

A

True

34
Q

HTM - Impairment (rule of Conservatism).

Ques - A CO. HAS A $100,000 HTM with an unamortized premium of $2,775 and an allowance for credit loss of $1,500. The net amount reported on the balance sheet would be the _________

JE for impairment

A

CECL - Current Expected CREDIT LOSS model (IS): If sum of the PV of Future Cash flows is less than the AMORTIZED COST

Ans - FV 100000+Premium 2,775 = CV 102,775
CV - Allowance for credit loss = 102,775 -1500
BS = $101,275

JE
Credit loss expense (IS) XXX
Investment in HTM securities - allowance for credit losses XXX

35
Q

Equity method (significant influence)

A

Investor recognizes in INCOME STATEMENT its share of investee earnings in its own income and not the dividends. Dividends are a return of capital to the investor.

36
Q

Any unrealized holding gain/loss due to market risk is reported in OCI because of the conservatism principle
Electing the FV OPTION for AFS securities allows unrealized holding gains or losses due to market risk to be recognized in ________NI (Component of Income from Continuing Operations.

A

NET INCOME

37
Q

STOCK DIVIDENDS are NOT income

A

True

38
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EQUITY METHOD - Factors to consider regarding an investor’s significant influence - PERMIT , Significant influence (over the operating and financing activities of the investee) even if ownership is less than 20%

A
  1. PARTICIPATION in policy making ( to pay dividends or not to pay)
  2. EXTENT of ownership in relation to the concentration of other shareholdings
  3. REPRESENTATION on the board of directors
  4. MATERIAL intra-entity transactions
  5. INTERCHANGE of managerial personnel
  6. TECHNOLOGICAL dependency
39
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EQUITY METHOD - (1) DO NOT mark to FMV (It is a distractor information) (2) DIVIDEND is not income but return of capital (Div is not reported in IS but only adjusted for BS purpose), (3) CV will be adjusted over time

A

True

40
Q

If FV method is ELECTED, apply TRADING Securities rule. Changes in FV recorded in NET INCOME. Investment will be carried at FV. Use EQUITY METHOD ACCOUNTING unless the questio
n says that the FV option is elected.

A

TRUE

41
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ACQUISITION - EQUITY METHOD - Components or steps

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Step 1 - BV Assets - BV Liabilities = BV Equity
Step 2 - FV FMV Assets - FMV Liabilities = FMV Equity, Identifiable Excess
Step 3 - Goodwill = (Purchase Price - Fair Value) or Unidentifiable Excess

42
Q

Goodwill per ownership % =

A

PP-FV

43
Q

Intercompany receivables remain separate from the investment account. Intercompany profit or loss is eliminated.

A

True

44
Q

No Significant Influence changes to SIGNIFICANT influence or FV method to Equity Method

A

Accounted for prospectively (Do not restate PY)

45
Q

FV option is elected, Net Income =

A

Dividend share + holding gain (FV-PP)

46
Q

Undiscounted Cash Flows less than the CV - Impairment loss exists

A

True

47
Q

If there are no sources of FV quotations, including no bid-and-ask quotations in an exchange of over-the-counter markets, then the entity can elect the practicability exception and use the cost method.

A

True

48
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When the decline in FV is considered to be associated with the declining credit of the issuer (a credit loss), the unrealized losses in OCI are reclassified to earnings.

A

True

49
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Trading securities are investments that an investor acquires with the intent to make a profit by selling them in the near future.

A

BS measurement - FV, Holding gains and losses reported in NI

50
Q

AFS - all other securities not classified as trading or HTM

A

BS measurement - FV, Holding gains and losses reported in OCI

51
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HTM - Investor has intent and ability to hold until the due date for repayment

A

BS measurement - AMORTIZED COST, Holding gains and losses reported in OCI

52
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EQUITY METHOD , Significant influence : While calculating CV of investment

A

adjust Dividend in equity method (do not adjust dividend for IS purpose)

53
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