INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTING (LL)-W/ACCESS
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Chapter 17, Problem 13Q
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Debt securities: Debt securities are money borrowed, which must be repaid that has fixed amount, a maturity date, and with a specific rate of interest.
Held to maturity securities: It is the securities which are purchased with an intention of holding the investments till maturity.
To determine the reason for held-to-maturity investments is applicable only to debt securities.
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