Pepper Corporation, a public company, reported the following on its July 31, 2016, balance sheet. Long-term investments
Question:
Pepper Corporation, a public company, reported the following on its July 31, 2016, balance sheet.
Long-term investments at fair value through other comprehensive income
Hegal Ltd. (5,000 common shares).........................................................$36,000
Baudillard Company (8,000 common shares)...............................................18,000
Short-term investments at fair value through profit or loss
Locke Systems Ltd., $70,000 par value, 4% bonds, due
June 30, 2021 (originally purchased at par)................................................68,000
Truman Manufacturing Co. (6,000 common shares)......................................14,000
Long-term investments at amortized cost
Aquinas Filtering Corp., $100,000, 5% bonds, due June 1,
2018, interest payments annually
(originally purchased at 98).................................................................99,000
Investment in associate, Lincoln Corporation (3,000 common shares)...............25,000
The following transactions took place during 2017:
1. Dividends were received from Hegal Ltd.
2. Sold the Locke Systems bonds at a loss.
3. Dividends were received from Lincoln Corporation.
4. Annual interest payment was received from Aquinas Filtering.
5. Dividends were received from Baudillard.
6. Paid dividends to shareholders of Pepper Corporation.
7. Sold the 1,500 Hegal common shares at a loss.
8. Received the financial statements from Lincoln Corporation reporting a profit for the year.
9. Purchased 4,000 additional shares of Baudillard Company.
10. Accrued interest on the Aquinas bonds at year end.
11. Received the financial statements from Aquinas Filtering Corp. reporting a profit for the year.
12. The fair value of Baudillard Company's shares was greater than the carrying value at year end.
13. The fair value of the Aquinas Filtering bonds was less than the carrying value at year end.
14. The fair value of Truman Manufacturing's shares was greater than the carrying value.
15. The fair value of the remaining Hegal common shares was less than the carrying value at year end.
Instructions
Using the following table format, indicate whether each of the above transactions would result in an increase (+), a decrease (-), or no effect (NE) in each category. The first one has been done for you as an example.
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