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Investments in SAS (+A) (11,000 shares x $25) ……………….
Cash (–A) ………………………………………………………………..
Investments in SAS (+A).. ……………………………………………..
Net unrealized losses/gains (+OCI, +SE) ……………………..
Investments in SAS (+A). ………………………………………………
Net unrealized losses/gains (+OCI, +SE) ……………………..
Net unrealized losses/gains (–OCI, –SE) …………………………
Investments in SAS (–A). ……………………………………………
Book Value before
Adjustment
Amount for
Adjusting Entry
Balance in Net Unrealized Losses/Gains
Cash (+A) (11,000 shares x $27). …………………………………..
Net unrealized losses/gains (–OCI, –SE) …………………………
Investments in SAS (–A). ……………………………………………
Gain on sale of investment (+Gain, +SE) ……………………..
Note: The net unrealized losses/gains account is a balance sheet account. It does not
affect the computation of net income each year. Because it is a balance sheet account,
it maintains its balance from year to year. Therefore, the decline in stock price that
occurs in 2016 is reported as an adjustment to the net unrealized losses/gains account.
When the stock is sold in 2017, the net unrealized losses/gains are closed, and the