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Solution 14:
On july 1 2020, sharom company should increase its debt investments account for the livingston co bonds by = Amount of discount amortized = ($94,025 * 5.5%) - ($100,000*5%) = $171
Hence option A is correct.
Solution 15:
Interest revenue to be reported by Sharon company for year ended Dec 31, 2020 = ($94,025*5.50%) + ($94,025 + $171) * 5.5%
= $10,352
Hence option C is correct.
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