Advanced Accounting
Advanced Accounting
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ISBN: 9781305084858
Author: Paul M. Fischer, William J. Tayler, Rita H. Cheng
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 3, Problem 3.6.3P
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Consolidation of statements:

The result of parent company as well as all of its subsidiaries financial position is reflected in the consolidated statements. It is beneficial for creditors and owners of the parent company to know the outcome of the operations of parent company and its subsidiaries. The Equity method is used to calculate or assess the profits earned by investments in other companies.

To calculate: The consolidated Income statement, retained earnings and Balance sheet of the parent company and subsidiary Sandin Company.

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Answer to Problem 3.6.3P

The total assets and total liabilities and stockholder’s equity is $1147500. The retained earnings of controlling interest are $567000 and of non-controlling interest is $200.

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1. Consolidated Income statement

    Perscott Company and subsidiary Sandin Company
    Consolidated Income statement
    For year Ended December 31, 2016
    ParticularAmount
    Sales $480000
    Less : Cost of Goods sold$229000
    Gross profit$251000
    Less : Expenses ($120000+$45000+$4000 )$169000
    Consolidated Net income $82000
    Distributed to non-controlling interest$4200
    Distributed to controlling interest$77800

2. Retained Earnings statement

    P Company and Subsidiary S Company
    Retained Earnings Statement
    For year Ended December 31 2016
    ParticularsNon-controlling interestControlling
    Retained earnings Jan 1 2016($3000)$499800
    Add : Consolidated net income$4200$77800
    Less : dividends declared ($1000)($10000)
    Retained Earnings Dec 31 2016$200$567000

3. Consolidated Balance Sheet

    Prescott company and Subsidiary Sandin company
    Consolidated Balance sheet
    For the year ended December 31 2016
    AssetsAmountAmount
    Current Assets:-$295000
    Property Plant and Equip
    Land$225000
    Building (net)$980000
    Account Depreciation($455000)$525000
    Goodwill$102500
    Total assets$1147500
    Liability and Shareholders’ Equity
    Liabilities$308000
    Common stock ($3 par)$200000
    Retained Earnings $567600
    Non-controlling interest$71900$839500
    Total Liabilities and stockholders’ Equity$1147500

4. Worksheet for consolidated financial statements

    P Company and subsidiary S Company
    Worksheet for consolidated Financial statements
    For Year ended December 31 2016
    ParticularsTrial balanceEliminations and AdjustmentsConsolidated Income StatementNon-controlling InterestControlling Ret earningsConso Balance Sheet
    PrescottSandinDebitCredit$295000
    Current Assets$180000$115000$225000
    Land$150000$75000$980000
    Buildings$590000$350000C1$40000($455000)
    Acc Dep-Bldgs($265000)($182000)(A)$8000
    Investment in S co.$294000-B2$4000B1$20000
    EL$164000
    D$114000
    Goodwill--C2$102500$102500
    Liabilities($175000)($133000)($308000)
    Common stock($200,000)($200000)
    R/E Co P($503000)A$3200
    ($499800)
    Comm Stock($100000)EL$80000($20000)
    Paid in cap($120000)EL$96000($24000)
    RE co S$15000A$800EL$12000($24700)
    (NCI)$28500
    Sales ($360000)($120000)($480000)
    Cost of Goods sold$179000$50000$229000
    Expenses$120000$45000
    A$4000$169000
    Subsidiary inc($20000)B1$20000
    Dividends declared$10000$5000B2$4000$1000$1000
    Total $0$0$350500$350500-
    Consolidated net income($82000)
    To Non controlling interest $4200$4200
    To controlling interest($77800)($77800)
    Total Non controlling interest($71900)($71900)
    Retained earnings controlling interest Dec 31 2016($567600)($567600)

In the above worksheet,

A − Depreciation of the building for current as well as prior period.

B1 − Elimination of income of the subsidiary company against the investment account.

B2 − Eliminating dividend

C1 − Building value

C2 − Goodwill (working #4)

D or NCI − Non controlling interest and excess cost has been distributed on the basis of the determination and distribution of excess schedule

EL − Eliminating the subsidiary equity account against the investment

Workings:

1. Fair value of subsidiary company has to be calculated with the help of controlling interest i.e. 80% and purchase consideration i.e. $270,000. = Purchase considerationControlling interest×100%

= 27000080%×100%

= $337,500

2. To calculate total equity we will combine common stock and paid in capital in excess of par and deduct the retained earnings from it since it is a deficit. Total Equity = $1,00,000+$1,20,000$25,000 = $1,95,000

3. Fair value of net assets (excluding goodwill) = Total Equity + Building ( understated value)

= $1,95,000+$40,000= $2,35,000

4. Goodwill is calculated as = Fair value of subsidiary company  Fair value of net assets

= $3,37,500$2,35,000=$102,000

5. Value Analysis Schedule

    Value Analysis ScheduleCompany Implied fair valueParent (80%)Non controlling interest value (20%)
    Fair value of subsidiary$337,500
    (working#1)
    $270000(337500×80%)$67500(337500×20%)
    Fair value of net assets excl Goodwill$2,35,000
    (Working #3)

       $1,88,000 (2,35,000×80%)
    $47000(235000×20%)
    Goodwill$102,000 (working#4) $82000($102000×80%)$20,500(102000×20%)

6. Determination and Distribution of excess schedule:-

    Determination and distribution of excess schedule
    Particulars Company implied fair valueParent (80%)Non controlling interest value (20%)
    Fair value of subsidiary (a)$337500$270000$67500
    Book value of interest acquired:
    Common Stock $100000
    Paid in capital in excess of par$120000
    Retained Earnings($25000)
    Total Equity$195000$195000$195000
    Interest acquired80%20%
    Book Value (b)$156000$39000
    Excess of fair value over book value (a-b) = C$142500$114000$28500
    Adjustment of identifiable accounts Adjustment LifeAmortization per yearWorksheet key
    Building$4000010 years$4000Debit (d1)
    Goodwill$102500--Debit (d2)
    Total$142500

7.Calculation of internally generated Net income:-Internally generated income = Sandin company sales −Cost of goods sold + Operating expenses=$120000($50000+$45000)=$25000

8. Income distribution for Sandin company

    Sandin company income distribution
    ParticularAmountParticular Amount
    Bldg Depre$4000Internally generated net income ( working #7)25000
    Adjusted income $21000
    Non controlling interest profit share in Subsidiary ($21000X20%)$4200

9. Calculation of internally generated net income:

Internally generated income = Prescott company sales − Cost of goods sold+ Operating expenses=$360000($179000+$120000)=$61000

10. Income distribution for Prescott Company

    Prescott company income distribution
    ParticularAmountParticular Amount
    Internally generated net income ( working #9)$61000
    Non- controlling interest profit share in Subsidiary ($21000X80%)$16800
    Controlling interest share$77800

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