Available for Sale securities-Result of investment on B/S

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For example, when asked whats the AFS’ result of investment on B/S, do we just count fair value or do we include the OCI amount also? why not, OCI is on B/S, no?
 
AFS
Double entry bookkeeping always apply.
Any change in value after initial recognition.
Debit/credit +- Credit/Debit -+
BS Asset OCI
Remember that OCI is part of BS (equity), not P/L.
In P/L you make entries of AFS upon following:
  • Dividends/coupon collected or accrued
  • Derecognition (sale, eliminating or reclassification)
 
Flashback wrote:
AFS
Double entry bookkeeping always apply.
Any change in value after initial recognition.
Debit/credit +- Credit/Debit -+
BS Asset OCI
Remember that OCI is part of BS (equity), not P/L.
In P/L you make entries of AFS upon following:
  • Dividends/coupon collected or accrued
  • Derecognition (sale, eliminating or reclassification)
based on what you are saying here, in BS it should be recorded as original cost then, but it is fv, why
 
Initial recognotion (purchasing)
BS Financial Assets Cash
+ -
After measuring at least on 31 December of each further period
Change in value
BS Financial Asset BS OCI
+ or - + or -
Meanwhile during period (year)
Dividend accrued BS A Receivable for dividend
P/L revenue + (credit) + (debit)
Dividend collected
BS A receivable for dividend BS Cash account
- (credit) + (debit)
Hope this helps. Now I must go repeat Alternatives and feel like I have CFA overdose…
 
i’d say,
Balance sheet effect would be ” + Change in the fair value ” and + “Unrealized gain in OCI”
Income statement effect ” any realized gain on these securities i.e “dividend” or sale.
 
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