CO1 2301E IP02.Solution

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Exhibit

Financial instrument adjustments

Purpose: To provide the adjusting journal entries required for the financial instruments.

Doyle Games note receivable

Financial asset recognized upon issuance in January, Year 1:


Calculated as PV 8%, $80,000 for three years:
Fair value $ 63,507 (present value of $80,000 at 8% and three years)
Value recorded 80,000
Adjustment required $ 16,493 Note: If using PV factor of
0.79 = $63,200, adjustment is $16,800.

Dr. Gain on sale of equipment $ 16,493


Cr. Note receivable $ 16,493
To adjust note receivable to the fair value at the time it was issued.

Interest for Year 1 using 8% recorded at the end of the year:


Interest $ 5,081 = 8% × $63,507
Note: If using PV factor of 0.79, interest
would equal $5,056 ($63,200 × 8%).

Dr. Note receivable $ 5,081


Cr. Interest revenue $ 5,081
To record interest revenue on notes receivable at the end of Year 1.

Note: PV factor would be calculated as 1/(1.08)^3 = 0.7938, rounded to 0.79.

Pacific Loans and Savings shares

Purpose: To determine the entry to income for the change in fair market value.

Cost — Acquisition $ 22.00


Fair value at year end 18.95
Difference (3.05) unrealized loss
Shares 1,500
Unrealized loss $ (4,575)

Dr. Fair value adjustment (profit and loss) (1,500 × 3.05) $4,575
Cr. Investment — Pacific — FVPL $4,575
To adjust the Pacific shares to fair market value.

Revised carrying value $28,425

Conclusion: Adjusting entries have been prepared for the financial instruments.

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