Equity Investments Fair Value Method The following information is available for the Rosen Company as of December 31, year 1 regarding its investments. 4,200 shares of Grimes Company common stock 3,750 shares of Oliver Company common stock Total of portfolio Previous fair value adjustment balance Cost $43,900 23,750 $67,650 Requirements 1. Make an adjusting entry needed for December 31, year 1. Fair Value $44,275 21,995 66,270 1,650

Equity Investments Fair Value Method The following information is available for the Rosen Company as of December 31, year 1 regarding its investments. 4,200 shares of Grimes Company common stock 3,750 shares of Oliver Company common stock Total of portfolio Previous fair value adjustment balance Cost $43,900 23,750 $67,650 Requirements 1. Make an adjusting entry needed for December 31, year 1. Fair Value $44,275 21,995 66,270 1,650

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Chapter13: Marketable Securities And Derivatives

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