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Holly Compary inwotts its excess cash in marketable securities. At the beginning of 2019 , it had the following portfolio of investments in availablefor-sale debt secuities. During 2019, the following transactions ocourred: Mat 31 Purchased Union Company 8 we bonds with a face value of 510.000 for $10.000 plus acerued interest: interest is payable on the bonds each June 30 and December 31 . Mar. 31 Bold the Ozone Company investment for $22 , 000 plus accrued interest. June 30 Received the semiannual interest on the Union Company bonds. Dec. 31 Received the annual interest on the Igor Company bonds and the semiannual interest on the Union Company bonds. Aequired: 1. Prepare jouma entries to record the preceding intormation. 2. Show what is reported on Holly's 2019 income statement. 3. Assuming the imvestment in lgor Company bonds is considered to be a curert asset and the imestiment in Chion Company bonds is considered to be a noncurrent asset, show how all the ilems are reported on Holyy Docomber 31,2019 , balunce sheot. 4. What is Hollys unrealized holding gain or lass on avalable-for-sale securies in 2019? .

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