Available-For-Sale Debt Investment Impairment On January 1, 2020, Argonaut Industries pays $100,000 par value for debt securities issued by Bally Corporation, and designates them as AFS securi‐ ties. Following is valuation information on these securities for December 31, 2020 and 2021. Argonaut does not expect to sell the securities before recovery of losses at the end of either year.
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Journal Entries for change in Fair Value on reporting dates
Available for Sale Securities are recorded at Fair Value and Changes in Fair Value are recorded in Unrealized Gain/Loss -OCI.
December 31, 2020 - Dr. Unrealized Loss - OCI $20,000
Cr. Available for Sale Debt Securities $20,000
[Being AFS Debt Securities recorded at Fair Value on reporting date]
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December 31, 2021 - Dr. Available for Sale Debt Securities $3,000
Cr. Unrealized Gain - OCI $3,000
[Being AFS Debt Securities recorded at Fair Value on reporting date]
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