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Problem 12-05



AMALGAMATED GENERAL CORPORATION

General Journal

($ in millions)



Account Debit Credit

October 18

Investment in Millwork Ventures preferred shares

Cash

October 31

Cash

Investment revenue

November 1

Investment in Holistic Entertainment bonds

Cash

November 1

Cash

Loss on sale of investments

Investment in Kansas Abstractors bonds

December 1

Investment in Household Plastics bonds

Cash

December 20

Investment in U.S. Treasury bonds

Cash

December 21

Investment in NXS common shares

Cash

December 23

Cash

Investment in U.S. Treasury bonds

Gain on sale of investments

December 29

Cash

Investment revenue

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Problem 12-05



AMALGAMATED GENERAL CORPORATION

General Journal

($ in millions)



Account Debit Credit

December 31

Accrued interest:

Investment revenue receivable - Holistic Entertainment

Investment revenue receivable - Household Plastics

Investment revenue

Revaluations:

Unrealized holding loss on investments

Investment in Millwork Ventures preferred shares

Investment in NXS common shares

Unrealized holding gain on investments

Closing entry:

Unrealized holding gain on investments (NXS)

Investment revenue

Gain on sale of investments (U.S. Treasury bonds)

Loss on sale of investments (Kansas Abstractors)

Income summary (to balance)



2007

January 7

Cash

Loss on sale of investments (to balance)

Investment in NXS common shares (after adjusting entry)

Given Data P12-05:



AMALGAMATED GENERAL CORPORATION



Securities (bonds) held 10/1 (Kansas Abstractors, Inc.) $30,000,000

Interest rate on bonds (Kansas Abstractors, Inc.) 10%



Additional information:



Number of preferred shares purchased (Millwork Ventures Company), 10/18/2006 2,000,000

Cost of preferred shares purchased (Millwork Ventures Company), 10/18/2006 $58,000,000

Semi-annual interest received (Kansas Abstractors, Inc.), 10/31/2006 $1,500,000

Bonds purchased (Holistic Entertainment Enterprises), 11/1/2006 $18,000,000

Interest rate of bonds purchased (Holistic Entertainment Enterprises), 11/1/2006 10%

Sold bonds (Kansas Abstractors, Inc.), 11/1/2006 $28,000,000

Bonds purchased (Household Plastics Corporation), 12/1/2006 $60,000,000

Interest rate of bonds purchased (Household Plastics Corporation), 12/1/2006 12%

U.S. Treasury bonds purchased, 12/20/2006 $5,600,000

Number of common shares purchased (NXS Corporation), 12/21/2006 4,000,000

Cost of common shares purchased (NXS Corporation), 12/21/2006 $44,000,000

U. S. Treasury bonds sold, 12/23/2006 $5,700,000

Dividend received from preferred shares (Millwork Ventures Company), 12/29/2006 $3,000,000

Market price per share for preferred stock (Millwork Ventures Company), 12/31/2006 $27.50

Market price per share (NXS Corporation), 12/31/2006 $11.50

Fair value of bonds (Household Plastics Corporation), 12/31/2006 $58,700,000

Fair value of bonds (Holistic Entertainment Enterprises), 12/31/2006 $16,700,000

Sold common shares (NXS Corporation), 1/7/2007 $43,000,000

Student Name:

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Problem 12-07



RUNYAN BAKERY

General Journal

($ in millions)



Requirement 1:

Account Debit Credit

Purchase

Investment in Lavery Labeling shares

Cash

Net income

Investment in Lavery Labeling shares

Investment revenue

Dividends

Cash

Investment in Lavery Labeling shares

Depreciation adjustment

Investment revenue

Investment in Labery Labeling shares





Requirement 2:

Account Debit Credit

Purchase

Investment in Lavery Labeling shares

Cash

Dividends

Cash

Investment in Lavery Labeling shares

Adjusting entry

Net unrealized holding loss on investments

Fair value adjustment

Given Data P12-07:



RUNYAN BAKERY



Percentage of outstanding common shares bought 30%

Purchase amount $324,000,000

Number of shares purchased 10,000,000

Dividend paid on 12/15/2006 $2 per share

Market value of common stock at 12/31/2006 $31 per share

Fair market book value of assets $800,000,000

Assets - fair value over book value $80,000,000

Useful life of plant facilities 6 years

Net income, 2006 $160,000,000

Student Name:

Class:

Problem 12-08



NORTHWEST PAPERBOARD COMPANY

General Journal

($ in millions)



Requirement 1:

Account Debit Credit

Purchase

Investment in Vancouver T&M shares

Cash

Net income

Investment in Vancouver T&M shares

Investment revenue

Dividends

Cash

Investment in Vancouver T&M shares

Inventory

Investment revenue

Investment in Vancouver T&M shares

Depreciation

Investment revenue

Investment in Vancouver T&M shares





Requirement 2:



Investment Revenue ($ in millions)



Explanation Debit Credit Balance

Share of income

Inventory

Depreciation



Requirement 3:



Investment in Vancouver T&M shares ($ in millions)



Explanation Debit Credit Balance

Cost

Share of income

Dividends

Inventory

Depreciation



Requirement 4:

Given Data P12-08:



NORTHWEST PAPERBOARD COMPANY



Percentage of outstanding common shares bought 40%

Purchase amount $400,000,000

Book value of net assets $775,000,000

Inventory - fair value over book value $5,000,000

Plant - fair value over book value $20,000,000

Useful life of plant facilities 16 years

Net income, 2006 $140,000,000

Cash dividend paid $30,000,000

Student Name:

Class:

Problem 12-11



ROTHSCHILD CHAIR COMPANY, INC.

General Journal



Account Debit Credit

Requirement 1:

Land

Loss on debt restructuring

Note receivable

Accrued interest receivable



Requirement 2:

ROTHSCHILD CHAIR COMPANY, INC.

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Problem 12-11



Analysis



Previous Value:

Accrued interest

Principal

Carrying amount of the receivable



New Value:

Interest

Principal

Present value of the receivable

Loss:





Amoritization Schedule



Cash Effective Increase in

Interest Interest Balance Outstanding

(by agreement) 10% (Discount Reduction) Balance









ROTHSCHILD CHAIR COMPANY, INC.

General Journal



Account Debit Credit

January 1, 2006

Loss on troubled debt restructuring

Accrued interest receivable

Note receivable

December 31, 2006

Cash

Note receivable

Interest revenue

December 31, 2007

Cash

Note receivable

Interest revenue

December 31, 2008

Cash

Note receivable

Interest revenue

December 31, 2009

Cash

Note receivable

Interest revenue

Cash

Note receivable



Requirement 3:

ROTHSCHILD CHAIR COMPANY, INC.

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Problem 12-11



Analysis



Previous Value:

Accrued interest

Principal

Carrying amount of the receivable



New Value:

Interest

Loss:





Amoritization Schedule



Cash Effective Increase in

Interest Interest Balance Outstanding

(by agreement) 10% (Discount Reduction) Balance









ROTHSCHILD CHAIR COMPANY, INC.

General Journal



Account Debit Credit

January 1, 2006

Loss on troubled debt restructuring

Accrued interest receivable

Note receivable

December 31, 2006

Note receivable

Interest revenue

December 31, 2007

Note receivable

Interest revenue

December 31, 2008

Note receivable

Interest revenue

December 31, 2009

Note receivable

Interest revenue

Cash

Note receivable

Given Data P12-11:



ROTHSCHILD CHAIR COMPANY, INC.



Bank note $20,000,000

Bank note interest 10%

Fair market value of land $16,000,000

Book value of land 13,000,000

Remaining 4 interest payments 1,000,000

Principal reduced to 15,000,000

Settlement of debt at maturity date 27,775,000


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