For each of the five separate scenarios, record the adjustment to fair value required on December 31 of the current year. Assume that each investment was purchased in the prior year and that there were no purchases or sales related to the investment in the current year:

For each of the five separate scenarios, record the adjustment to fair value required on December 31 of the current year. Assume that each investment was purchased in the prior year and that there were no purchases or sales related to the investment in the current year:

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Adjusting Fair Value Adjustment Account-Equity Investments
Five separate scenarios of equity investment holdings, measured at FV-NI are as follows.
Original Cost
Scenario of Investment
$6,000
6.000
6,000
6,000
6,000
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2
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5
Date
1. Dec. 31 Fair Value Adjustment-TS
2. Dec. 31
3. Dec. 31
Fair Value at
Dec. 31, Prior Year
For each of the five separate scenarios, record the adjustment to fair value required on December 31 of the current year. Assume that each investment was purchased in the prior year and that
there were no purchases or sales related to the investment in the current year:
4. Dec. 31
5. Dec. 31
$6,000
6,300
5,1001
Account Name
To record adjusting entry
7,200
4,920
To record adjusting entry.
Fair Value Adjustment-Fair Value Option
To record adjusting entry.
To record adjusting entry.
Fair Value at
Dec. 31, Current Year
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6,600
5,520
5,700
4,740
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