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Stock investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. This helps the company increase its non-operating revenue from receipt of dividends.
To record:The journal entries for stock investment transactions.
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Stock investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. This helps the company increase its non-operating revenue from receipt of dividends.
To compute:Total cost and fair year-end values of stock investments.
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Stock investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. This helps the company increase its non-operating revenue from receipt of dividends.
To prepare:Adjusting entry for year-end fair value unrealized income or loss.
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Stock investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. This helps the company increase its non-operating revenue from receipt of dividends.
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Stock investment is made by the company in another company to earn revenue from non-operational activities of the business. This helps the company increase its non-operating revenue from receipt of dividends.
To discuss:The effect on income statement and equity section of balance sheet at year-end.
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