
1.
Introduction:
Available for Sale securities are those securities which can neither be classified as Trading securities nor as Held to Maturity Security.
Trading securities are securities which are intended to be sold in the short term.
Held to Maturity Securities are the investments which are intended to be held until maturity date.
Available for sale securities may be classified as long-term assets if they are intended to be held for a period of more than a year. Available for Sale securities are recorded at their fair values and any unrealized gains or losses are reported in other comprehensive income until they have been realized. (i.e. by selling the securities)
To Prepare:

Answer to Problem 3APSA
Solution:
Serial No. | Date | Particulars | Debit ($) | Credit ($) |
1 | 20/01/2017 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 20740 | |
Cash A/c | 20740 | |||
(Being purchased 1000 shares of Johnsons & Johnsons @ $20.50 per share plus $240 commission) | ||||
2 | 09/02/2017 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 55665 | |
Cash A/c | 55665 | |||
(Being purchased 1200 shares of Sony @ $46.20 per share plus $225 commission) | ||||
3 | 12/06/2017 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 40695 | |
Cash A/c | 40695 | |||
(Being purchased 1500 shares of Mattel @ $27 per share plus $195 commission) | ||||
4 | 31/12/2017 | Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 3650 | |
Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 3650 | |||
(Being Unrealised Loss on revaluation of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c recognized) | ||||
5 | 15/04/2018 | Cash A/c | 22975 | |
Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 760 | |||
Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 21500 | |||
Realised Gain on Available for Sale Securities A/c | 2235 | |||
(Being Sold 1000 shares of Johnsons and Johnsons at $23.50 less $525 commission and gains accounted for) | ||||
6 | 05/07/2018 | Cash A/c | 35615 | |
Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 5655 | |||
Realised Loss on Available for Sale Securities A/c | 5080 | |||
Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 46350 | |||
(Being Sold 1500 shares of Mattel at $23.90 less $235 commission and loss accounted for) | ||||
7 | 22/07/2018 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 13980 | |
Cash A/c | 13980 | |||
(Being purchased 600 shares of Sara Lee @ $22.50 per share plus $480 commission) | ||||
8 | 19/08/2018 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 15498 | |
Cash A/c | 15498 | |||
(Being purchased 900 shares of Eastman Kodak@ $17 per share plus $198 commission) | ||||
9 | 31/12/2018 | Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 3753 | |
Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 3753 | |||
(Being Unrealised Loss on revaluation of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c recognized) | ||||
10 | 27/02/2019 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 161325 | |
Cash A/c | 161325 | |||
(Being purchased 2400 shares of Microsoft@ $67.00 per share plus $525 commission) | ||||
11 | 21/06/2019 | Cash A/c | 56720 | |
Realised Gain on Available for Sale Securities A/c | 1055 | |||
Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 42000 | |||
Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 13665 | |||
(Being Sold 1200 shares of Sony at $48.00 per share less $880 commission and gain accounted for) | ||||
12 | 30/06/2019 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 50835 | |
Cash A/c | 50835 | |||
(Being purchased 1400 shares of Black & Decker@ $36.00 per share plus $435 commission) | ||||
13 | 03/08/2019 | Cash A/c | 9315 | |
Realised Loss on Available for Sale Securities A/c | 4665 | |||
Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 12000 | |||
Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 1980 | |||
(Being Sold 600 shares of Sara Lee at $16.25 per share less $435 commission and loss accounted for) | ||||
14 | 01/11/2019 | Cash A/c | 19850 | |
Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 1827 | |||
Realised Gain on Available for Sale Securities A/c | 4352 | |||
Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 17325 | |||
(Being Sold 900 shares of Eastman Kodak at $22.75 per share less $625 commission and gain accounted for) | ||||
15 | 31/12/2019 | Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c | 8040 | |
Unrealised Gain/Loss-Other Comprehensive Income A/c | 8040 | |||
(Being Unrealised Gain on revaluation of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c recognized) |
Explanation of Solution
Explanation and Calculations:
The journal entries are explained as below:
Entry Date | Explanation and Calculation |
20/01/2017 | Since Investment in long term Available for sale securities has been purchased it has been debited and since cash has been paid it has been credited. Fees and commission paid on purchase of securities are included in the value of the said securities. The calculation of value is as shown: |
09/02/2017 | Since Investment in long term Available for sale securities has been purchased it has been debited and since cash has been paid it has been credited. Fees and commission paid on purchase of securities are included in the value of the said securities. The calculation of value is as shown: |
12/06/2017 | Since Investment in long term Available for sale securities has been purchased it has been debited and since cash has been paid it has been credited. Fees paid on purchase of securities are included in the value of the said securities. The calculation of value is as shown: |
31/12/2017 | As per GAAP, Available for Sale securities are revalued at their fair values at each year end dates. This revaluation is done either by debiting Unrealised Gain/Loss- Other Comprehensive Income (OCI) A/c in case of decrease in value of the securities and vice versa. The calculations are as shown below: a) Johnsons & Johnsons Stock: Fair value per stock = $21.50 So, Total value of 1000 shares = . Book Value = $20740. So Unrealised Gain on Johnsons & Johnsons= b) Sony Stock: Fair Value per stock = $38 So, Total Value of 1200 shares of Sony = Book Value = $55665 So, Unrealised Loss on Sony = C) Mattel Stock: Fair Value per stock= $30.90 So total value of 1500 shares of Mattel= Book Value = $40695 So, Unrealised Gain on Mattel= So Net Unrealized Gain/Loss |
15/04/2018 | Since Cash is received on sale, Cash a/c is debited. Amount= Unrealized Gain on Johnsons & Johnsons = $760 is debited as per GAAP. Last updated fair value of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c (Johnsons & Johnsons) = $21500 is credited on sale of investment. Balance figure is the realized gain and it is credited. |
05/07/2018 | Since Cash is received on sale, Cash a/c is debited. Amount= Unrealized Gain on Mattel = $5655 is debited as per GAAP. Last updated fair value of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c (Mattel) = $46350 is credited on sale of investment. Balance figure is the realized loss and it is debited |
22/07/2018 | Since Investment in long term Available for sale securities has been purchased it has been debited and since cash has been paid it has been credited. Fees and commission paid on purchase of securities are included in the value of the said securities. The calculation of value is as shown: |
19/08/2018 | Since Investment in long term Available for sale securities has been purchased it has been debited and since cash has been paid it has been credited. Fees and commission paid on purchase of securities are included in the value of the said securities. The calculation of value is as shown: |
31/12/2018 | As per GAAP, Available for Sale securities are revalued at their fair values at each year end dates. This revaluation is done either by debiting Unrealised Gain/Loss- Other Comprehensive Income (OCI) A/c in case of decrease in value of the securities and vice versa. The calculations are as shown below: a) Kodak Stock: Fair value per stock = $19.25 So, Total value of 900 shares = Book Value = $15498. So Unrealised Gain on Kodak= b) Sony Stock: Fair Value per stock = $35 So, Total Value of 1200 shares of Sony = Book Value = $45600 So, Unrealised Loss on Sony C) Sara Lee Stock: Fair Value per stock= $20 So total value of 600 shares of Sara Lee Book Value = $13980 So, Unrealised Loss on Sara Lee So Net Unrealized Gain/Loss= |
27/02/2019 | Since Investment in long term Available for sale securities has been purchased it has been debited and since cash has been paid it has been credited. Fees and commission paid on purchase of securities are included in the value of the said securities. The calculation of value is as shown: |
21/06/2019 | Since Cash is received on sale, Cash a/c is debited. Amount Unrealised Loss on Sony = is credited as per GAAP. Last updated fair value of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c (Sony) = $42000 is credited on sale of investment. Balance figure is the realized gain and it is credited |
30/06/2019 | Since Investment in long term Available for sale securities has been purchased it has been debited and since cash has been paid it has been credited. Fees and commission paid on purchase of securities are included in the value of the said securities. The calculation of value is as shown: |
03/08/2019 | Since Cash is received on sale, Cash a/c is debited. Amount= Unrealized Loss on Sara Lee = $1980 is credited as per GAAP. Last updated fair value of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c (Sara Lee) = $12000 is credited on sale of investment. Balance figure is the realized loss and it is debited |
01/11/2019 | Since Cash is received on sale, Cash a/c is debited. Amount= Unrealized Gain on Eastman Kodak= $1827 is debited as per GAAP. Last updated fair value of Investment- Long Term Available for Sale Securities A/c (Eastman Kodak) = $17325 is credited on sale of investment. Balance figure = is the realized gain and it is credited |
31/12/2019 | As per GAAP, Available for Sale securities are revalued at their fair values at each year end dates. This revaluation is done either by debiting Unrealised Gain/Loss- Other Comprehensive Income (OCI) A/c in case of decrease in value of the securities and vice versa. The calculations are as shown below: a) Microsoft Stock: Fair value per stock = $69.00 So, Total value of 2400 shares = Book Value = $161325. So Unrealised Gain on Microsoft b) Black & Decker Stock: Fair Value per stock = $39.00 So, Total Value of 1400 shares of Black & Decker Book Value = $50835 So, Unrealised Gain on Black & Decker So, Net unrealized gain |
2.
Introduction:
Total Cost means the cost incurred to acquire the securities and includes fees and commission paid on such acquisition.
Fair value adjustment means the adjustments to be made in the fair value of the Available for sale securities as at the end of the year as required by the GAAP.
Total Fair value of Portfolio =(Total Cost-Fair value adjustment)
To Prepare:
A table that summarises the (a) Total Cost, (b) Total fair value adjustment, and (c) Total fair value of the portfolio of long-term available-for-sale securities at each year-end. i.e. 2017, 2018, 2019.

Answer to Problem 3APSA
Solution:
GRASS SECURITY | |||
PARTICULARS | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
(a) Total Cost | |||
Johnsons & Johnsons | 20740 | - | - |
Sony | 55665 | 55665 | - |
Mattel | 40695 | - | - |
Sara Lee | - | 13980 | - |
Eastman Kodak | - | 15498 | - |
Microsoft | - | - | 161325 |
Black & Decker | - | - | 50835 |
Total (a) | 117100 | 85143 | 212160 |
(b) Total Fair value Adjustment | |||
Johnsons & Johnsons | 760 | - | - |
Sony | -10065 | -13665 | - |
Mattel | 5655 | - | - |
Sara Lee | - | -1980 | - |
Eastman Kodak | - | 1827 | - |
Microsoft | - | - | 4275 |
Black & Decker | - | - | 3765 |
Total (b) | -3650 | -13818 | 8040 |
(C) Total fair value of the portfolio of long-term available-for-sale securities: | |||
Total Cost (a) | 117100 | 85143 | 212160 |
Less: Fair Value Adjustment | -3650 | -13818 | 8040 |
Total(c) | 113450 | 71325 | 220200 |
Explanation of Solution
1. Total Cost of a security remains the same as was incurred at the time of its acquisition. The shares that have been sold during the year have not been included in total cost for that year.
2. Fair Value Adjustments are the adjustments made to the total cost of a security.
Example: Total Cost of Johnsons & Johnsons stock $ 20740. Fair value as at the end of 2017 = $21500. So Fair value adjustment = $(21500-20740) = $760 i.e. increase in the value of investment.
3. Total fair value of portfolio is the total cost of portfolio as reduced by the fair value adjustments. Calculations are made as above.
3.
Introduction:
As per GAAP, Available for Sale securities are revalued at their fair values at each year end dates. This revaluation is done either by debiting Unrealised Gain/Loss- Other Comprehensive Income (OCI) A/c in case of decrease in value of the securities or by crediting Unrealised Gain/Loss- Other Comprehensive Income (OCI) A/c in case of increase in value of securities.
Realised gain on Available for sale securities is the excess of cash proceeds received on sale of the security as reduced by the fair value of the security net of Unrealised Gain/Loss on the same.
On the other hand, Realized loss is the excess of fair value of the security net of Unrealised Gain/Loss as reduced by cash proceeds received on sale of the same.
To Prepare:
A table that summarises (a) Realised gains and losses and (b) unrealized gains or losses for the portfolio of long-term available-for-sale securities at the end of each year.

Answer to Problem 3APSA
Solution:
GRASS SECURITY | |||
PARTICULARS | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 |
(a) Realized Gains and losses: | |||
Johnsons & Johnsons | - | 2235 | - |
Sony | - | - | 1055 |
Mattel | - | -5080 | - |
Sara Lee | - | - | -4665 |
Eastman Kodak | - | - | 4352 |
Microsoft | - | - | - |
Black & Decker | - | - | - |
Total | - | -2845 | 742 |
(b) Unrealized Gains and Losses: | |||
Johnsons & Johnsons | 760 | - | - |
Sony | -10065 | -13665 | - |
Mattel | 5655 | - | - |
Sara Lee | - | -1980 | - |
Eastman Kodak | - | 1827 | - |
Microsoft | - | - | 4275 |
Black & Decker | - | - | 3765 |
Total | -3650 | 13818 | 8040 |
Explanation of Solution
1. Realized gains and losses for the investments arise when the investments are sold. These are computed as below:
Stock | Total Cost | Total Fair value adjustments | Sale Proceeds | Realized Gain/Loss |
Johnsons & Johnsons | 20740 | 760 | 22975 | 2235 |
Sony | 55665 | -13665 | 56720 | 1055 |
Mattel | 40695 | 5655 | 35615 | -5080 |
Sara Lee | 13980 | -1980 | 9315 | -4665 |
Eastman Kodak | 15498 | 1827 | 19850 | 4352 |
Microsoft* | 161325 | 4275 | - | - |
Black & Decker* | 50835 | 3765 | - | - |
*Microsoft and Black & Decker have not been sold; hence no realized gains/loss arises.
2. Unrealized Gains/Losses for investments are same as the fair value adjustments made to individual stocks.
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