12. Answer: a. $7,000 gain.
Working:
Cost | Fair Value 12/31/19 | Unrealized gain (loss) | |
Equity investment | 350000 | 365000 | 15000 |
Balance required in fair value adjustment (debit) | 15000 | ||
Existing balance in fair value adjustment (debit) | 8000 | ||
Adjusting entry (debit) ($15000 - $8000) | 7000 |
13. Answer: b.
Fair Value Adjustment | 23000 | |||
Unrealized Holding Gain or Loss-Income | 23000 |
Working:
Balance required in fair value adjustment (debit) | 15000 | ||
Existing balance in fair value adjustment (credit) | 8000 | ||
Adjusting entry (debit) ($15000 + $8000) | 23000 |
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