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 5, Problem 5.14P
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Introduction: Consolidated income statement is the combination of income, revenue and expenses of holding companies and its subsidiaries depicting the overall scenario of the aggregate of the company as a whole.

Toprepare:The worksheet necessary to produce the consolidated financial statements for postman Company and its subsidiary Company S for the year ended December 31, 2017,and alsoto include the determination and distribution of excess and income distribution schedules.

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Following is the determination and distribution of excess schedule

    ParticularsCompany-implied fair value ($)Parent price (80%) ($)Non-controlling interest value (20%) ($)
    Fair value of subsidiary (a)562,500450,000112,500 (Equation − 1)
    Less: Book value of interest acquired
    Common stock ($1 par)10,000
    Paid-in capital in excess of par190,000
    Retained Earnings190,000
    Total Equity (b)390,000390,000390,000
    Interest acquired80%20%
    Book value312,00078,000
    Excess of fair value over book value (a-b = c)172,000138,00034,500

Adjustments of identifiable accounts:

    Adjustments of identifiable accountsAdjustment ($)LifeAmortization per year ($)Worksheet Key
    Buildings100,000205,000Debit D1
    Goodwill72,500Debit D2
    Total Amortizations172,500

Adjustments of accounts to be amortized:

    Accounts Adjustments to be AmortizedLife (Years)Annual Amount ($)Current year ($)Prior Years ($)TotalKey
    Buildings205,0005,0005,00010,000A1
    Total Amortizations5,0005,0005,00010,000

Following is the computation of intercompany inventory profit:

    ParticularsParent AmountParent %Parent Profit ($)Sub Amount ($)Sub PercentSub Profit ($)
    Beginning-0%-12,00025%3,000
    Ending-0%-8,00025%2,500

Following is the computationof income distribution of subsidiary of S Company:

    Particulars Amount ($)ParticularsAmount ($)
    Amortizations

    Ending Inventory profit

    5,000

    2,500

    Internally Generated Net Income

    Beginning Inventory Profit

    Adjusted Income

    Non-Controlling interests share

    Non-controlling Interest

    22,504

    3,000

    18,504

    20%

    3,701

Following is the computation of income distribution of parent P Company:

    ParticularsAmount ($)ParticularsAmount ($)
    Internally Generated Income

    Adjusted Income Share (S Company)

    (80% of $18,504)

    Realized gain

    Total

    152,496

    28,243

    3,000

    170,299

Worksheet:

    ParticularsTrial BalanceElimination and AdjustmentsConsolidated B/S ($)NCI ($)Controlling R/E ($)Consolidated B/S ($)
    P ($)S ($)Debit ($)Credit ($)
    Cash1,40,00099347     218274
    Accounts Receivable8700078274 7000   135000
    Inventory17000066000 2000   234000
    Land168726100000     268726
    Investment in S Co.516646  18003    
     - (8000)     
     -  368643    
     -  138000    
    Minimum lease payment received80089  80089    
    Unearned Interest(10123) 10123     
    Buildings800000400000100000    1300000
    Accumulated Depreciation(250000)(220000) 15000   (495000)
    Equipment150000100000 15000   335000
       100000     
    Accumulated Depreciation(150000)(60000)      
       3000     
       3000     
        36000   (195000)
    Equipment - Capital lease 100000 100000    
    Accumulated Depreciation - Capital Lease (36000)36000     
    Goodwill  72500    (72500)
    Accounts Payable(60000)(30000)7000    (83000)
    Bonds Payable        
    Discount (Premium)        
             
    Obligation under capital lease (62470062470     
    Accrued Interest - Capital lease (7496)7496  2000(451385) 
    Common stock ($1 par) − SCo. (10000)8000  38000  
    Paid-in capital in excess of par, SCo. 190000152000     
    Retained Earnings, SCo. (260804)208643     
       60034500    
    Retained Earnings, P. Co.(636839) 8000     
       2400   (614439) 
       12000     
    Sales(900000)(400000)35000 (1315000)   
    COGS(550000)290000 35000    
       20003000804000   
    Depreciation - Buildings30000100005000 45000   
    Depreciation - Equipment1500028000 300040000   
    Other Expenses16000092000  252000   
    Interest Expense 7496 7496    
    Interest Revenue(7496) 7496     
             
    Subsidiary Income(18003) 18003   (178930) 
    Dividend Declared − SCo. 10000 8000 2000  
    Dividend Declared − PCo.20000     20000 
    Total00870731870731    
    Consolidated Net Income    (174000)   
    Non-Controlling interest    37013701  
    Controlling interest    170299 (170299) 
    Total Non-Controlling interest    125762 (125762)
    Retained Earnings     (764738)(764738)
    Totals       0

Eliminations and Adjustments are made in the following:

  1. Current-year subsidiary income.
  2. Current-year dividend.
  3. Eliminate controlling interest in subsidiary equity.
  4. Distribute excess.
  5. Eliminate intercompany sales during the current period.
  6. Eliminate intercompany unpaid trade accounts.
  7. Defer beginning inventory profit.
  8. Defer ending inventory profit.
  9. Fixed asset profit at the beginning of the year
  10. Fixed Asset profit realized.
  11. Intercompany interest on capital lease.
  12. Eliminate obligation under capital lease plus accrued interest against minimum lease payments receivable and unearned interest.
  13. Reclassify leased asset as owned asset.

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