Lisgar Ltd. is a Canadian company with a December 31 year end. On February 1, 2009, Lisgar acquires 15,000 shares of a Chinese corporation at a cost of 150 Yuan (Y, hereafter) per share. The total cost of the investment is Y2,250,000.
On June 30, 2009, the Chinese company declares and pays a dividend of Y15 per share.
When Lisgar closes its books on December 31, 2009, the fair value of the shares has increased to Y175 per share.
On August 1, 2010, the shares are sold for Y210 per share.
Relevant spot exchange rates for the Chinese Yuan are as follows:
February 1, 2009 Y1 = $0.145
June 30, 2009 Y1 = $0.150
December 31, 2009 Y1 = $0.170
August 1, 2010 Y1 = $0.165
Required:
A. Provide dated journal entries to record the preceding information.
B. Provide dated journal entries to record the preceding information assuming that Lisgar Ltd. classifies its investment as FVTOCI.
Feb 01, 2009 - Purchase of Investment
Number of share acquired = 15000
Cost of acquiring shares is 150Y
Total cost of investment = Number of shares*cost of each share= 15000*150 = 2,250,000Y
Date | Journal entry | Debit | Credit |
01 Feb 2009 | Investment in share of Chinese Corporation A/c Dr. | 3,26,250 | |
To Cash paid | 3,26,250 | ||
being cash paid the rate of Y1 = $0.145 so 2250000*0.145 = 326250 |
On June 30, 2009, Dividend declared and paid are the same date hence we are not accruing the dividends
Date | Journal entry | Debit | Credit |
30 June 2009 | Cash received A/c Dr. | 33,750 | |
To Dividend income | 33,750 | ||
being dividend received on 15000 shares at the rate of Y15 per share and the f/x from Y to $ being 0.150 = 15000*15*0.150 = 33,750 |
December 31, 2009 Increase in fair market value(FMV) of the shares we need to book unrealised gain
Date | Journal entry | Debit | Credit |
31 December 2009 | Investment in share of Chinese Corporation A/c Dr. | 63,750 | |
To Unrealised gain | 63,750 | ||
being unrealised gain of 25Y per share as the cost is 150Y and the FMV is 175 hence an unrealised gain of 25Y per shareand the f/x from Y to $ being 0.170 = 15000*25*0.170 = 63750 |
On August 1, 2010 - Sale of Investments of Chinese Corporation
Date | Journal entry | Debit | Credit |
01 August 2010 | Cash received a/c Dr. | 5,19,750 | |
To Investment in share of Chinese Corporation A/c Dr. | 3,26,250 | ||
To Realised gain on the sale of investment | 148,500 | ||
To Realised F/X gain on the sale of investment | 45,000 | ||
Being the realised gain on the sale of investment and realised f/x gain |
Cash received = 15000 share * 210 sale price * 0.165 f/x rate for Y to $ 0.165 = 15000*210*0.165 = 5,19,750
Investment in share will be reversed at the original value recorded in the books 01 Feb 2019 which is 3,26,250
Realised gain = 15000*(sale price - cost) * f/x rate as on the sale of the investment = 15000*(210-150)*0.165 = 1,48,500
The balance amount is nothing but the gain arising due to F/X
Reversal of the unrealised gain as the investments are sold off
Date | Journal Entry | Debit | Credit |
01 August 2010 | Unrealised gain A/c Dr | 63,750 | |
Investment in share of Chinese Corporation A/c | 63,750 | ||
being reversal on account of sale of investment |
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