Q2. On January 01, 2019, Delmon Company acquired Eagle Company 8%, $5,000 face value bonds, as an investment, at their then fair value of $4,800. The bonds mature on December 31, 2023 and pay interest annually on December 31. Delmon has prepared a partial amortization schedule, along with information about the fair value of the bonds at the end of each year. (For simplicity, I assume Delmon uses straight-line amortization of the discount.) Date Cash Received Discount Amortized Amortized Fair Value FV minus Cost (AC) (FV) AC (Bond investment acquired) 01/01/2019 $4,800 $4,800 12/31/2019 400 40 4,840 4,600 (240) 12/31/2020 400 40 4,880 4,780 (100) 12/31/2021 400 40 4,920 12/31/2022 400 40 4,960 Values not supplied (Bond investment matures) 12/31/2023 400 40 5,000 Total 2,000 200 A. Before considering any gains and losses on the Eagle Bond Investment resulting from changes in investment's fair value for 2019 and 2020, Delmon has the following 12/31/2020 balances: RE $1000 (cr.) and AOCI $3,000 (dr). Find the balances for RE and AOCI on 12/31/2020 after considering any and all gains and losses on the Eagle Bond Investment for 2019 and 2020. Find the balances for three different cases: (i) the bond investment is classified as HTM, (ii) the investment is classified as AFS, and (iii) the investment is classified as trading security. Calculations must be in good order and well-labelled, with a short explanation for each case. Indicate whether the account balance at 12/31/2020 is a debit or a credit. Important: Ignore ECLs which is the same as assuming ECLs are always zero. Answers (see below) (i) RE = $1400 (cr) AOCI $3000 (dr) (HTM) (ii) RE = $1000 (cr) AOCI $2820 (dr) (AFS) (iii) RE = $1180 (cr) AOCI $3000 (dr) (Trading Security)