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Chapter 15, Problem 2GLP
To determine
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The equity securities where the investee may have influence over the investor, that is major influence, is classified as long term investment. In general, an investor is regarded to have major influence over the investee if he has a maximum up to 50% of the voting stock of the company.
To calculate:
- The amount that should be reported by Stoll on its December 31, 2015,
balance sheet for long term investments in Available-For-Sale securities. - Any important December 31, 2015
adjusting entry for recording the fair value adjustment for long term investments in Available-For-Sale securities. - The amount of profit or loss on transactions related to long term investments in Available-For-Sale securities to be reported by Stoll on December 31st 2015, income statement.
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