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ADVANCED FIN.ACCT.(LL)-W/ACCESS>CUSTOM<
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ISBN: 9781260034509
Author: Christensen
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 7, Problem 7.33P

a

To determine

Concept introduction: Consolidation in a subsequent year is fundamentally the same as used in the first year. Adjusted trial balance data of the individual companies are used for consolidation in the second year. In addition to that, the balances of consolidated retained earnings beginning and end are compared to check if it is equal in each period.

Reconciliation between the balances in P’s investment in L company stock account on December 31 20X7.

a

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Answer to Problem 7.33P

Reconciliation between P’s investment in L on December 31 20X7 shows balance of $240,000 in investment account.

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Reconciliation of book value and balance in investments.

    Net book value reported by L company
    Common stock$100,000
    Retained Earnings January 1 20X7$140,000
    Net income for 20X7 45,000
    Dividends paid in 20X7 (35,000)
    Retained earnings Balance December 31 20X7 150,000
    $250,000
    Proportion of stock held by P ($250,000 X 0.80)$200,000
    Add: Goodwill (50,000 x 0.80) 40,000
    Balance in investment account$240,000

b

To determine

Concept introduction: Consolidation in a subsequent year is fundamentally the same as used in the first year. Adjusted trial balance data of the individual companies are used for consolidation in the second year. In addition to that, the balances of consolidated retained earnings beginning and end are compared to check if it is equal in each period.

Consolidation entries needed and prepare complete consolidation work sheet.

b

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Consolidation elimination entries:

    Debit $Credit $
    1. Eliminate income from subsidiary
    Income from subsidiary 38,000
    Dividends declared 28,000
    Investment in L common stock 10,000
    (Income from subsidiary eliminated by reversal)
    2. Assign income to non-controlled interest
    Income from non-controlled interest
    (45,000×0.20)
    9,000
    Dividends 7,000
    Non-controlling interest 2,000
    (Income assigned to non-controlling interest)
    3. Eliminate beginning investment balance
    Common stock L company 100,000
    Retained earnings January 1 140,000
    Differential 50,000
    Investment in L stock 232,000
    Non-controlling interest 58,000
    (Beginning investment eliminated by reversal)
    4. Assigning differential to goodwill
    Goodwill25,000
    Retained earnings January 120,000
    Non-controlling interest5,000
    Differential50,000
    (Differential assigned to goodwill)
    5. Elimination unrealized profit on land
    Retained earnings January 18,000
    Non-controlling interest2,000
    Land10,000
    (Being unrealized profit on land is eliminated by reversal)
    6. Elimination of unrealized profit on equipment
    Buildings and equipment5,000
    Retained earnings January 118,000
    Depreciation and Amortization expenses2,000
    Accumulated Depreciation21,000
    (Elimination of unrealized profit on equipment)
    7. Elimination of inter-corporate receivable / payable
    Accounts payable4,000
    Accounts receivable4,000
    (Intercompany receivable and payable eliminated by setoff)

P & L Company

Consolidation Worksheet

December 31 20X7

    Eliminations
    ItemP $L $Debit$Credit$Consolidated $
    Sales250,000150,000400,000
    Income from subsidiary38,00038,000
    288,000150,000400,000
    Cost of goods sold160,00080,000240,000
    Depreciation & amortization25,00015,0002,00038,000
    Other expenses20,00010,00030,000
    (205,000)(105,000)(308,000)
    Consolidated net income to non-controlled interest92,000
    9,000(9,000)
    Income carry forward81,00045,00045,0002,00083,000
    Retained earnings Jan 1420,000140,000140,000
    20,000
    8,000
    18,000374,000
    Income from above81,00045,00045,0002,00083,000
    501,000185,000457,000
    Dividends declared(60,000)(35,000)28,000
    7,000(60,000)
    Retained earnings Dec 31441,000150,000231,00037,000397,000
    Balance sheet
    Cash and receivable151,00055,0004,000202,000
    Inventory240,000100,000340,000
    Land100,00080,00010,000170,000
    Buildings and equipment500,000150,0005,000655,000
    Less Depreciation(230,000)(60,000)(21,000)(311,000)
    Investment in L stock240,0008,000
    232,000
    Differential50,00050,000
    Goodwill25,00025,000
    Total assets1,001,000325,0001,081,000
    Accounts payable60,00025,0004,00081,000
    Bonds payable200,00050,000250,000
    Common stock300,000100,000100,000300,000
    Retained earnings441,000150,000231,00037,000397,000
    5,0002,000
    2,00058,00053,000
    Liabilities and equity1,001,000325,000442,000497,0001,081,000

Working notes:

Consolidated net income for December 31 20X8 is $83,000 and Net Assets are $1,081,000

  1. Income from subsidiary is eliminated by treating it as dividends
  2. Income from non-controlling interest is recognized
    • Sales$150,000
      Less: Cost of sales ($80,000)
      Depreciation amortization($15,000)
      Other expenses($10,000)
      Income on intercompany$45,000
  3. Investment balances has been eliminated
    • Eliminate beginning investment balance
      Working note:
      P company’s holding at 80 percent $160,000
      Non-controlling interest 40,000
      $200,000
      Less: L’s common stock outstanding at acquisition $100,000
      L’s retained earnings at acquisition 50,000
      $150,000
      Differential$50,000
      Investment in L company stock
      Working note:
      Balance in investment account after reconciliation $240,000
      Less: investment in L stock 8,000
      Current investment in L stock$232,000
      Non-controlling interest
      Working notes:
      Common stock L $100,000
      Retained earnings of L on January 1 $140,000
      Retained earnings of L at acquisition 50,000
      $290,000
      Noncontrolling interest 290,000×0.20$58,000
  4. Assignment if differential to goodwill
  5. Unrealized profit on sale of land is eliminated
  6. Unrealized profit on sale of equipment is eliminated
    • Accumulated depreciation adjustments
      Required balance ($5,000×7 years)$35,000
      Balance recorded ( 7000×2 years)(14,000)
      Increase21,000
  7. Intercompany accounts receivable and payable is eliminated by setoff

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