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If an investment bond is sold at a loss do you first reverse any interest income that was previously recorded on the bond and then book the rest to a loss account or do you book the entire loss to the...

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If an investment bond is sold at a loss do you first reverse any interest income that was previously recorded on the bond and then book the rest to a loss account or do you book the entire loss to the loss account?
Answered Same Day Dec 29, 2021

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David answered on Dec 29 2021
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When Interest is received on Bond it is credited to Income Account. Reversal of Interest Income will not
e made at the time of sale of bond even if it is sold for a loss. So when the bond is sold for a loss, the
entire loss is accounted for and deduction for interest earned previously is not...
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