When an enterprise sells its shares in the course of business, it can generally set up trading financial assets and other monetary funds. How should accountants prepare specific accounting entries?
Accounting entries for the sale of shares
When buying.
Debit: Trading financial assets - stocks
Credit: other monetary funds - securities companies
When selling.
Debit: other monetary funds - securities companies
Credit: trading financial assets stock
Investment income (loss reversed)
If it is accounted through the transaction financial asset account.
Debit: other monetary funds - investment deposits
Credit: trading financial assets, investment income (or debit).
If it is accounted by long-term equity investment account.
Debit: bank deposit and other accounts.
Credit: long-term equity investment
Investment income (or borrower)
What are transactional financial assets?
Trading financial assets refer to financial assets measured at fair value with changes recorded in current profits and losses, and also refer to financial assets held by enterprises for sale in the near future, including stocks, bonds, funds, etc. purchased by enterprises from the secondary market to earn price differences.
What are other monetary funds?
Other monetary funds refer to the monetary funds of an enterprise other than cash and bank deposits. It includes deposits in other cities, bank draft deposits, bank promissory note deposits, investment deposits, L/C deposits and credit card deposits.
What is long-term equity investment?
Long term equity investment refers to obtaining the shares of the invested entity through investment. An enterprise's equity investment in other entities is usually regarded as long-term holding, and it can control the invested entity through equity investment, or exert significant influence on the invested entity, or establish close relationship with the invested entity to diversify business risks.
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