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December 27
1. Investment a/c Dr. $72,000
To Cash a/c Cr. $ 72,000.
(Investment a/c debited with the fair market value of investments)
December 31
2.Fair Value adjustment - Available for sale Dr. $1,000
To Un realised Gain equity - Cr. $1,000
( Unrealised gain accounted)
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