
1.
Introduction:
Debt investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. The debt investment may be a short-term investment which are readily convertible to cash or long-term investment takes more than a year to convert them into cash.
To record:The
2.
Introduction:
Debt investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. The debt investment may be a short-term investment which are readily convertible to cash or long-term investment takes more than a year to convert them into cash.
To prepare:Table to compare year-end cost and fair value of debt investments.
3.
Introduction:
Debt investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. The debt investment may be a short-term investment which are readily convertible to cash or long-term investment takes more than a year to convert them into cash.
To prepare:Adjusting journal entries for year-end fair values.

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