ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCT.-W/ACCESS
ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCT.-W/ACCESS
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ISBN: 9781307040524
Author: Christensen
Publisher: MCG/CREATE
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Chapter 8, Problem 8.16P

a

To determine

Concept introduction:

Intercompany sale of bonds: When the intercompany sale of bonds occurs, all receivables and payables and liabilities between consolidated companies must be eliminated, including the purchase or sale of affiliates bonds any unrecognized discount or premium. The elimination is carried out mainly before drafting of consolidation worksheet, which helps in combining the balances in individual books of affiliates and the preparation of consolidated financial statements.

The journal entries for 20X3 in F’s books related to its investment in V’s stocks and bonds.

a

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    Date/20X3ParticularsDebit $ Credit $
    To record receipt of interest on bond investment
    Jan -1Cash2,000
    Interest receivable2,000
    (Received cash on account of interest on bonds)
    July 1To record receipt of bond interest
    Cash2,000
    Investment in V company bonds250
    Interest income2,250
    (Received cash on account of interest)
    Dec 31To record dividends for V
    Cash7,000
    Investment in V company stock7,000
    (Received cash dividends)
    To record accrued interest income
    Interest receivable2,000
    Investment in V company bonds250
    Interest income2,250
    (Received accrued interest from investment in V company bonds)
    To record income
    Investment in V Company stock21,000
    Income from subsidiary21,000
    (Income from subsidiary is recognized)
    To record amortization differential
    Income from subsidiary2,800
    Investment in V company stock2,800
    (Amortization differential on income from subsidiary recognized)
  1. Interest on bond semiannually ($50,000 ×0.08)×6/12 = $2,000 . Is received and Debited to cash account.
  2. Amortization of bond premium ($50,000  45,000) =5,000

    Semiannual recognition $5,000÷20 instalments = $250 .

    Debited to investment in V company bonds.

  3. Dividends from V company $10,000, parental share of 0.70 is transferred $10,000 × 0.70 = 7,000
  4. To record equity method income $30,000 × 0.70 Debited to V company stock
  5. Amortization differential is ($56,000÷14 years) ×0.70 = $2,800

b

To determine

Concept introduction:

Intercompany sale of bonds: When the intercompany sale of bonds occurs, all receivables and payables and liabilities between consolidated companies must be eliminated, including the purchase or sale of affiliates bonds any unrecognized discount or premium. The elimination is carried out mainly before drafting of consolidation worksheet, which helps in combining the balances in individual books of affiliates and the preparation of consolidated financial statements.

The entries in V’s books related to bond issue.

b

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    DateParticularsDebit $Credit $
    Jan 1To record the interest payment
    Interest payable4,000
    Cash4,000
    (Paid cash on account of interest payable)
    July 1To record semiannual interest payment and bond

    Amortization

    Interest expenses4,500
    Discount on bonds payable500
    Cash4,000
    (Semiannual interest payment and amortization recognized)
    Dec 31
    Interest expenses4,500
    Discount on bonds payable500
    Cash4,000
    (Paid cash for interest expenses and discount on bonds payable recognized)
  1. Interest payment recognized ($100,000 × 0.08)÷2  =$4,000
  2. Bond discount payable $10,000 ÷20 instalments  = $500 Credited and recognized as bond expense
  3. Semiannual interest payment and bond discount recognized

c

To determine

Concept introduction:

Intercompany sale of bonds: When the intercompany sale of bonds occurs, all receivables and payables and liabilities between consolidated companies must be eliminated, including the purchase or sale of affiliates bonds any unrecognized discount or premium. The elimination is carried out mainly before drafting of consolidation worksheet, which helps in combining the balances in individual books of affiliates and the preparation of consolidated financial statements.

Elimination entries for 20X3 needed for consolidation

c

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    Debit $Credit $
    Eliminate income form subsidiary
    Income from subsidiary18,200
    Dividends declared7,000
    Investment in V company stock11,200
    (Income from subsidiary eliminated)
    Assign income to Non-controlling interest
    Income to Non-controlling interest7,800
    Dividends declared3,000
    Non-controlling interest4,800
    ( Income assigned to non-controlling interest)
    Elimination of beginning investment
    Common stock V company50,000
    Retained earnings January 1100,000
    Differential48,000
    Investment in V company stock138,600
    Non-controlling interest59,400
    (Beginning investment in V’s stock eliminated by reversal)
    Assign differential to record amortization
    Land buildings and Equipment44,000
    Operating expenses4,000
    Differential48,000
    (Differential on land building and equipment is recognized )
    Elimination of inter-company bond holding
    Bonds payable50,000
    Interest income4,500
    Investment in C company bonds46,500
    Interest expense4,500
    Discount on bonds payable3,500
    (Intercompany bond holdings eliminated)
    Elimination of intercompany receivable/payable
    Interest payable2,000
    Interest receivable2,000
    (Intercompany receivables and payables eliminated by setoff)
    Elimination of profit on intercompany sale of land
    Retained earnings January 15,600
    Non-controlling interest2,400
    Land, buildings and equipment8,000
    (Unrealized profit on sale of land eliminated)
  1. Income from subsidiary eliminated by reverse entry $18,200($21,000  2,800 amortization of differential)
  2. Dividends $7,000(10,000 × .70) and investment $11,200

  3. Assignment of income to non-controlling interest $7,800[$30,000  ($56,000÷14 years)] ×.30
  4. Dividends  $3,000($10,000 ×.30) non-controlling interest $4,800

  5. Elimination of beginning investment
  6. Differential $48,000 ($56,000  ($4,000 × 2 years)

    Investment in V company stock $138,600 ($50,000 + $100,000 + $48,000)×.70 Non-controlling interest $59,400 ($50,000 + $100,000 + $48,000)×.30

  7. Assign differential on land buildings and equipment $44,000 ($56,000 $4,000 × 3 years)
  8. Eliminate intercompany bond holding Investment $46,500 ( $45,000+(250 ×6 periods) discount on bond payable $3,500($7,000 ÷2)
  9. Elimination of intercompany receivable and payable by setoff entry
  10. Intercompany sale of land eliminated by reversing the transaction.

e

To determine

Concept introduction:

Intercompany sale of bonds: When the intercompany sale of bonds occurs, all receivables and payables and liabilities between consolidated companies must be eliminated, including the purchase or sale of affiliates bonds any unrecognized discount or premium. The elimination is carried out mainly before drafting of consolidation worksheet, which helps in combining the balances in individual books of affiliates and the preparation of consolidated financial statements.

The preparation of consolidation worksheet for 20X2

e

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Answer to Problem 8.16P

Consolidated retained earnings and total assets as per consolidated worksheet $276,000 and $853,800 respectively.

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F and V

Consolidation worksheet

December 31 20X3

    Eliminations
    F $V $Debit $Credit $ Consolidation $
    Sales300,000200,000500,000
    Interest income4,5004,500
    Income from subsidiary18,20018,200
    Less: operating expenses(198,500)(161,000)4,000(363,500)
    Interest expenses(27,000)(9,000)4,500(31,500)
    Consolidated net income105,000
    Income to NCI7,800(7,800)
    Net income 97,20030,00034,5004,50097,200
    Retained earnings January 1244,400100,000100,000
    5,600238,800
    Net income97,20030,00034,5004,50097,200
    Dividends declared(60,000)(10,000)7,000
    3,000(60,000)
    Retained earnings December 31281,600120,000140,10014,400276,000
    Cash and Receivables30,30046,0002,00074,300
    Inventory170,00070,000240,000
    Land, buildings & equipment320,000180,00044,0008,000536,000
    Discount on bond payable7,0003,5003,500
    Investment in V company
    Stock149,80011,200
    138,600
    Bonds46,50046,500
    Differential48,00048,000
    Total Assets716,600303,000853,800
    Current liabilities35,00033,0002,00066,000
    Bonds payable300,000100,00050,000350,000
    Common stock100,00050,00050,000100,000
    Retained earnings281,600120,000140,10014,500276,000
    Non-controlling interest2,4004,800
    59,40061,800
    Total Equity and Liability716,600303,000244,50078,700853,800

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