FUNDAMENTALS OF ADVANCED ACCOUNTING >I
FUNDAMENTALS OF ADVANCED ACCOUNTING >I
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Author: Hoyle
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Chapter 2, Problem 22P
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Determine the value that would be shown in Company P’s consolidated financial statements for each of the accounts listed:

Accounts
Inventory Revenues
LandAdditional paid-in capital
Buildings and equipmentExpenses
Franchise agreementsRetained earnings, 1/1
GoodwillRetained earnings, 12/31

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Answer to Problem 22P

AccountsConsolidated value
Inventory $      670,000
Land $      710,000
Buildings and equipment $      930,000
Franchise agreements $      440,000
Goodwill $        80,000
 Revenues $      960,000
Additional paid-in capital $      265,000
Expenses $      940,000
Retained earnings, 1/1 $      390,000
Retained earnings, 12/31 $      430,000

Explanation of Solution

Value that would be shown in Company P’s consolidated financial statements for each of the accounts listed are as follows:

AccountsBook values in Company PFair values in Company SConsolidated value
Inventory $       410,000 $      260,000 $      670,000
Land $       600,000 $      110,000 $      710,000
Buildings and equipment $       600,000 $      330,000 $      930,000
Franchise agreements $       220,000 $      220,000 $      440,000
Goodwill (1)   $        80,000
 Revenues (2)   $      960,000
Additional paid-in capital(3)   $      265,000
Expenses   $      940,000
Retained earnings, 1/1 (4)   $      390,000
Retained earnings, 12/31(5)   $      430,000

Working note:

Computation of goodwill:

ParticularsAmountAmount

Consideration paid ($360,000)+(10,000×$40)

 $ 760,000
Cash $    120,000 
Receivables $  300,000 
Inventory $    260,000 
Land $    110,000 
Building and equipment (net)$    330,000
Franchise agreements$    220,000
Accounts payable$   (120,000) 
Accrued expenses$   (30,000)
Long-term liabilities$   (510,000)
Fair value of net identifiable assets  $ 680,000
Goodwill  $   80,000 (1)

Computation of revenues:

The value of revenues will be same as it is given for Company P which is $960,000. (2)

Computation of Additional paid-in capital:

Additional paid-in capital=Additional paid-in capitalofCompanyP+NewAdditional paid-in capitalStockissuingcosts=$70,000+(10,000×$20)$5,000=$265,000(3)

Computation of Retained earnings, 1/1:

The Retained earnings, 1/1 will be same as it is given for Company P which is $390,000. (4)

Computation of Retained earnings, 12/31:

Retained earnings, 12/31=Retained earnings, 1/1+NetIncome=$390,000+RevenuesExpenses=$390,000+$960,000$920,000=$430,000(5)

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