ACNT 2333 PRINT UPGRADE
ACNT 2333 PRINT UPGRADE
13th Edition
ISBN: 9781260936797
Author: Hoyle
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 4, Problem 40P

a.

To determine

Prepare schedules for acquisition-date fair-value allocations and amortizations for Company A’s investment in Company B.

a.

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Schedules for acquisition-date fair-value allocations and amortizations for Company A’s investment in Company B:

Particulars  Amount 
 Consideration transferred by Company A  $    603,000 
 Fair value of non-controlling interest  $      67,000 
 Total fair value of Company B  $    670,000 
 Book value of Company B  $  (460,000) 
 Excess fair value over book value  $    210,000 
Excess fair value allocated to: Remaining lifeAnnual amortization
Land $   30,000  $               -
Building $ (20,000) 10 years $      (2,000)
Equipment $   40,000 5 years $       8,000
Patent $   50,000 10 years $       5,000
Notes Payable $   20,000 5 years $       4,000
Goodwill $   90,000 indefinite $               -
Total   $     15,000

Table: (1)

b.

To determine

Determine the method of accounting of Company A’s investment in Company B.

b.

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Company A is using the partial equity method for its investment in Company B. Company A is earning income from investment in Company B which is 90% of the earnings of Company B from its assets.

Thus,

Incomefrominvestment=$120,000×90%=$108,000

c.

To determine

Determine the balances to be reported as of December 31, 2018, for this business combination.

c.

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The balances to be reported as of December 31, 2018, for this business combination:

Income statement Company A Company B Consolidated Balances
 Revenues $       (940,000) $     (280,000) $     (1,220,000)
 Cost of goods sold $        480,000 $         90,000 $          570,000
 Depreciation expense $        100,000 $         55,000 $          161,000
 Amortization expense $                    -  $              5,000
 Interest expense $          40,000 $         15,000 $            59,000
 Equity in income of Company B $       (108,000)  $                     -
 Net income $       (428,000) $     (120,000) 
 Consolidated net income   $        (425,000)
 Share of non-controlling interest in net income   $            10,500
 Share of controlling interest in net income   $        (414,500)
    
 Balance Sheet   
 Current assets $        610,000 $       250,000 $          860,000
 Equipment $        873,000 $       150,000 $       1,047,000
 Investment in Company B $        702,000 $                  - $                     -
 Building $        490,000 $       250,000 $          724,000
 Patents $                    -  $            40,000
 Land $        380,000 $       150,000 $          560,000
 Goodwill  $                  - $            90,000
 Total assets $     3,055,000 $       800,000 $       3,321,000
    
 Notes payable $       (860,000) $     (230,000) $     (1,078,000)
 Common stock $       (510,000) $     (180,000) $        (510,000)
 Retained earnings on 12/31 $    (1,685,000) $     (390,000) $     (1,658,000)
 Non-controlling interest in Company S   $          (75,000)
 Total liabilities and equity $    (3,055,000) $     (800,000) $     (3,321,000)

Table: (2)

Working note:

Statement of retained earningsCompany ACompany BConsolidated Balances
Retained earnings on 01/01 $    (1,367,000) $     (340,000) $     (1,353,500)
Net Income $       (428,000) $     (120,000) $        (414,500)
Dividends declared $        110,000 $         70,000 $          110,000
Retained earnings on 31/12 $    (1,685,000) $     (390,000) $     (1,658,000)

Table: (3)

Computation of the amount to be allocated to investments:

Amountofinvestment=($180,000+$340,000)×90%=$468,000

Computation of the amount to be allocated to non-controlling interest:

Amountofnon-controlling interest=($180,000+$340,000)×10%=$52,000

d.

To determine

Prepare a consolidation worksheet for Company A and Company B, as of December 31, 2018.

d.

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The consolidation worksheet for Company A and Company B, as of December 31, 2018:

Income statement Company A Company BDebitCreditNon-controlling interest Consolidated Balances
 Revenues $    (940,000) $   (280,000)    $ (1,220,000)
 Cost of goods sold $      480,000 $      90,000    $     570,000
 Depreciation expense $      100,000 $      55,000    $     161,000
 Amortization expense $                 -  E 80,000   $         5,000
 Interest expense $        40,000 $      15,000    $       59,000
 Equity in income of Company B $    (108,000)  I 121,500   $                 -
 Net income $    (428,000) $   (120,000)    
 Consolidated net income      $    (425,000)
 Share of non-controlling interest in net income     $    (13,500) $       10,500
 Share of controlling interest in net income      $    (414,500)
       
 Balance Sheet      
 Current assets $      610,000 $    250,000    $     860,000
 Equipment $      873,000 $    150,000 D $32,000 S 8,000  $  1,047,000
 Investment in Company B $      702,000 $                - $        63,000 A $13,500  $                 -
     $  468,000  
     $  175,500  
     $  108,000  
 Building $      490,000 $    250,000 $          2,000 I 18,000  $     724,000
 Patents $                 -   E 10,000  $       40,000
 Land $      380,000 $    150,000 $        30,000   $     560,000
 Goodwill  $                - $        90,000   $       90,000
 Total assets $   3,055,000 $    800,000    $  3,321,000
       
 Notes payable $    (860,000) $   (230,000) $        16,000 $      4,000  $ (1,078,000)
 Common stock $    (510,000) $   (180,000) $      180,000   $    (510,000)
 Retained earnings on 12/31 $ (1,685,000) $   (390,000)  $    52,000  $ (1,658,000)
 Non-controlling interest in Company S    S $19,500 $    (71,500) $      (75,000)
 Total liabilities and equity $ (3,055,000) $   (800,000)   $ (3,321,000)

Table: (4)

Working note:

Statement of retained earningsCompany ACompany BDebitCreditNon-controlling interestConsolidated Balances
Retained earnings on 01/01 $ (1,367,000) $   (340,000) $        13,500   $ (1,353,500)
Net Income $    (428,000) $   (120,000)    $    (414,500)
Dividends declared $      110,000 $      70,000  D 63,000 D 7,000 $     110,000
Retained earnings on 31/12 $ (1,685,000) $   (390,000)    $ (1,658,000)

Table: (5)

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