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Problem 3-2 (LO 2) Simple equity method adjustments,
consolidated worksheet.
On January 1, 2015, Paro Company purchases 80% of the
common stock of Solar Company for $320,000. Solar has
common stock, other paid-in capital in excess of par, and
retained earnings of$50,000, $100,000, and $150,000,
respectively. Net income and dividends for two years for Solar
are as follows:
2015
2016
Net income
$60,000
$90,000
Dividends
20,000
30,000
On January 1, 2015, the only undervalued tangible assets of
Solar are inventory and the building. Inventory, for which FIFO
is used, is worth $10,000 more than cost. The inventory is sold
in 2015. The building, which is worth $30,000 more than book
value, has a remaining life of10 years, and straight-line
depreciation is used. The remaining excess of cost over book
value is attributed to goodwill.
Required
1. Using this information and the information in the
following trial balances on December 31, 2016, prepare a value
analysis and a determination and distribution of excess
schedule:
Paro Company
Solar Company
Inventory, December 31
100,000
50,000
Other Current Assets
136,000
180,000
Investment in Solar Company
400,000
Land
50,000
50,000
Buildingsand Equipment
350,000
320,000
Accumulated Depreciation
(100,000)
(60,000)
Goodwill
Other Intangibles
20,000
Current Liabilities
(120,000)
(40,000)
Bonds Payable
(100,000)
Other Long-Term Liabilities
(200,000)
Common Stock—Paro Company
(200,000)
Other Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par—Paro Company
(100,000)
Retained Earnings—Paro Company
(214,000)
Common Stock—Solar Company
(50,000)
Other Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par—Solar Company
(100,000)
Retained Earnings—Solar Company
(190,000)
Net Sales
(520,000)
(450,000)
Cost of Goods Sold
300,000
260,000
Operating Expenses
120,000
100,000
Subsidiary Income
(72,000)
Dividends Declared—Paro Company
50,000
Dividends Declared—Solar Company
30,000
Totals
0
0
2. Complete a worksheet for consolidated financial
statements for 2016. Include columns for eliminations and
adjustments, consolidated income, NCI, controlling retained
earnings, and consolidated balance sheet.
Problem 3-10 (LO3, 5) 100%, cost method worksheet, several
adjustments, third year.
Refer to the preceding information for Paulcraft’s acquisition of
Switzer’s common stock. Assume that Paulcraft pays $480,000
for 100% of Switzer common stock. Paulcraft uses the cost
method to account for its investment in Switzer. Paulcraft and
Switzer have the following trial balances on December 31, 2017
as shown on page 191.
Paulcraft
Switzer
Cash
100,000
110,000
Accounts Receivable
90,000
55,000
Inventory
120,000
86,000
Land
100,000
60,000
Investment in Switzer
480,000
Buildings
800,000
250,000
Accumulated Depreciation
(220,000)
(80,000)
Equipment
150,000
100,000
Accumulated Depreciation
(90,000)
(72,000)
Current Liabilities
(60,000)
(102,000)
Bonds Payable.
(100,000)
Common Stock
(100,000)
(10,000)
Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par
(900,000)
(90,000)
Retained Earnings, January 1, 2017
(315,000)
(182,000)
Sales
(800,000)
(350,000)
Cost of Goods Sold
450,000
210,000
Depreciation Expense—Buildings
30,000
15,000
Depreciation Expense—Equipment
15,000
14,000
Other Expenses
140,000
68,000
Interest Expense
8,000
Dividend Income
(10,000)
Dividends Declared
20,000
10,000
Totals
0
0
Required
1. Prepare a value analysis and a determination and
distribution of excess schedule for the investment in Switzer.
2. Complete a consolidated worksheet for Paulcraft
Corporation and its subsidiary Switzer Corporation as of
December 31, 2017. Prepare supporting amortization and
income distribution schedules.
Worksheet 3-2
Company P:
January 1, 2015, balance
$123,000
Net income, 2015 (including Company P’s share of subsidiary
income under simple equity method)
62,500*
Balance, January 1, 2016
$185,500
*
Company P’s own 2015 net income ($100,000 revenue −
$60,000 expenses) + Company P’s share of Company S 2015,
$25,000 net income ($25,000 × 90%) = $40,000 + $22,500 =
$62,500.
Company S:
January 1, 2015, balance
$ 70,000
Net income, 2015
25,000
Dividends declared
(10,000)
Balance, January 1, 2016
$ 85,000
As before, entry (CY1) eliminates the subsidiary income
recorded by the parent, and entry (CY2) eliminates the
intercompany dividends. Neither subsidiary income nor
dividends declared by the subsidiary to the parent should remain
in the consolidated statements. In journal form, the entries are
as follows:
Create date alignment and eliminate current-year subsidiary
income:
(CY1)
Investment in Company S
10,800
Subsidiary Loss
10,800
(CY2)
Investment in Company S
4,500
Dividends Declared (Company S account)
4,500
At this point, the investment account balance is returned to
$148,500 ($133,200 on the trial balance + $10,800 loss +
$4,500 dividends), which is the balance on January 1, 2016.
Date alignment now exists, and elimination of the investment
account may proceed. Entry (EL) eliminates 90% of the
subsidiary equity accounts against the investment account.
Entry (EL) differs in amount from the prior year’s (2015) entry
only because Company S’s retained earnings balance has
changed. Always eliminate the subsidiary’s equity balances as
they appear on the worksheet, not in the original D&D schedule.
In journal form, entry (EL) is as follows:
Eliminate investment account at beginning-of-year balance:
(EL)
Common Stock—Company S (90%)
45,000
Retained Earnings, January 1, 2016—Company S (90%)
76,500
Investment in Company S
121,500
Entries (D) and (NCI) are exactly the same as they were on the
2015 worksheet. We are always adjusting the subsidiary
accounts as of the acquisition date. It will be necessary to make
this same entry every year until the markup caused by the
purchase is fully amortized or the asset is sold. In entry form,
entry (D)/(NCI) is as follows:
Distribute excess of cost(patent):
(D)/(NCI)
Patent
30,000
Investment in Company S
27,000
NCI (Retained Earnings—Company S)
3,000
Finally, entry (A) includes $3,000 per year amortization of the
patent for 2015 and 2016. The expense for 2015 is charged to
Company P retained earnings and the NCI in the 90%/10% ratio.
The charge is made to both interests because the asset
adjustment was made to both interests. In journal form, the
entry is as follows:
Amortize patent for current and prior year:
(A)
Retained Earnings, January 1, 2016—Company P
2,700
NCI (Retained Earnings—Company S)
300
Patent Amortization Expense (for current year)
3,000
Patent
6,000
Note that the 2017 worksheet will include three total years of
amortization, since the entries made in prior periods’
worksheets have not been recorded in either the parent’s or
subsidiary’s books. Even in later years, when the patent is past
its 10-year life, it will be necessary to use a revised entry (D),
which would adjust all prior years’ amortizations to the patent
as follows:
Retained Earnings—Company P (10 years × $2,700)
27,000
NCI
3,000
Investment in Company S (the excess)
30,000
Note that the original D&D schedule prepared on the date of
acquisition becomes the foundation for all subsequent
worksheets. Once prepared, the schedule is used without
modification.
REFLECTION
Date alignment is needed before an investment can be
eliminated.
For an equity method investment, date alignment means
removing current-year entries to return to the beginning-of-year
investment balance.
All amortizations of excess resulting from the consolidations
process are adjusted to the subsidiary’s IDS.
Many distributions of excess must be followed by
amortizations that cover the current and prior years.
The consolidated net income derived on a worksheet is
allocated to the controlling and noncontrolling interests using
an income distribution schedule.
Each year’s consolidation procedures begin as if there had
never been a previous consolidation.
Effect of Cost Method on Consolidation
OBJECTIVE 3
Complete a consolidated worksheet using the cost method for
the parent’s investment account.
Recall that parent companies often may choose to record their
investments in a subsidiary under the cost method, whereby the
investments are maintained at their original costs. Income from
the investments is recorded only when dividends are declared by
the subsidiary. The use of the cost method means that the
investment account does not reflect changes in subsidiary
equity. Rather than develop a new set of procedures for the
elimination of an investment under the cost method, the cost
method investment will be converted to its simple equity
balance at the beginning of the period to create date alignment.
Then, the elimination procedures developed earlier can be
applied.
Exercise 3-1 PartialName of Company Being AcquiredHuran
Company
Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this
Cell.
Name of Acquiring CompanyCardinal Company
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceHuran
CompanyCardinal CompanyHuran CompanyBookMarket
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
LifeAssetsCash
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
InventoryCurrent Assets60,00060,000Investment in Subsidiary
Land
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
100,000100,000Equipment
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
350,000240,0005Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
(150,000)GoodwillTotal
Assets360,000400,000LiabilitiesAccounts Payable
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
(60,000)(60,000)
Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term
Liabilities.
Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35
is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell.
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill
where book and market values are identical.
Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Total Liabilities(60,000)(60,000)Equity Acquired
CompanyCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of
Par(100,000)Retained Earnings(150,000)Equity Acquiring
CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of
ParRetained EarningsTotal Equity(300,000)Total Liabilities and
Equity(360,000)Net Assets at Market of Acquired
Co.340,000Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends
Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods
SoldDepreciation Expense of-Equipment-Amortization Expense
of---Other ExpensesInterest ExpenseSubsidiary
IncomeTotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase
PriceCash420,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a
share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of
stock exchanged-Total purchase price420,000Ownership Interest
enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied
Value of NCI Interest105,000.00Estimated Value of NCI
interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or
0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for
Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition- 0Value
AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany
Fair Value525,000420,000105,000Fair Value of Net Assets
Excluding
Goodwill340,000272,00068,000Goodwill185,000148,00037,000
Gain on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess
ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair
Value of Company525,000420,000105,000Less Book Value of
Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of Par(100,000)Retained Earnings(150,000)Total
Equity(300,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book
Value(240,000)(60,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book
Value180,00045,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon
Stock40,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of
Par80,000ELRetained Earnings120,000ELInvestment in
Subsidiary(240,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable
AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D-
Land-D--D-Equipment40,000D5--D---D---D-
Goodwill185,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary
(180,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income-
0DAcquired Company RE(45,000)DCheck-Amortization
ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior
YearsTotalInventory---Equipment8,0008,000-8000-----------
Total8,000-8000Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of
Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofA-AEquipment8,000A-
AAmortization Expense ofA-A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired
Company RE(1,600)AAcquiring Company
RE(6,400)AInventory-A--AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A--A-
-A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to
Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings
Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account-
CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account-CYAdjustment
to Investment Account under Equity Method -CYConsolidated
WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsCardinal CompanyHuran
CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon
Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets--D00D------
---Investment in Subsidiary --
(120000)EL(300,000)D0(180000)DCV00CVCY00CYLand--
00D----D00D----A00A-Equipment--
D400000D40,000Accumulated Depreciation--A00A----D00D----
A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A----Goodwill--
D1850000D185,000Accounts Payable--------------D00D----
D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock--
EL40,00040,000Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--
EL80,00080,000Retained Earnings--EL-(45000)D(46,600)A-
(1600)ACommon Stock---Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par---
Retained Earnings--0D(6,400)A0(6400)ACV-0CVDividends
Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared
Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A-A-
Depreciation Expense of------A-A-Equipment--A8,000-A8,000--
-A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A-A-----Other
Expenses---Interest Expense--A-A-Subsidiary Income--
CY00CY-Gain on Acquisition of Business0D-
TotalBalancesBalances353000(353000)8,000NCI
Share(1,600)1,600Controlling
Share(6,400)6,400NCI75,00075,000Controlling Retained
Earnings--(0)Income Distribution SchedulesHuran
CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss-Current
Year Amortizations8,000Adjusted (Income) or Loss8,000NCI
Share(1,600)Controlling Share6,400Cardinal CompanyInternally
Generated Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin of Business-
Controlling Share of Subsidiary6,400Total6,400
Exercise 3-2 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredShaw
Company
Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this
Cell.
Name of Acquiring CompanyMast Corporation
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2014
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceShaw
CompanyMast CorporationShaw CompanyBookMarket
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
LifeAssetsCash
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Inventory40,00050,0001Current Assets80,00080,000Investment
in Subsidiary Land
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
100,000100,000Buildings and Equipment
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
200,000300,00020Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
-Patent
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
30,00050,00010GoodwillTotal
Assets450,000580,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
(50,000)(50,000)
Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term
Liabilities.
Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35
is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell.
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill
where book and market values are identical.
Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired
CompanyCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of
Par(150,000)Retained Earnings(200,000)Equity Acquiring
CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of
ParRetained EarningsTotal Equity(400,000)Total Liabilities and
Equity(450,000)Net Assets at Market of Acquired
Co.530,000Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends
Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods
SoldDepreciation Expense ofBuildings and Equipment--
Amortization Expense ofPatent--Other ExpensesInterest
ExpenseSubsidiary
IncomeTotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase
PriceCash462,500Number of shares exchangedPar value of a
share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of
stock exchanged-Total purchase price462,500Ownership Interest
enter as .7 for 70%0.75Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied
Value of NCI Interest154,166.67Estimated Value of NCI
interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or
0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for
Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition- 0Value
AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany
Fair Value616,667462,500154,167Fair Value of Net Assets
Excluding
Goodwill530,000397,500132,500Goodwill86,66765,00021,667G
ain on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess
ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair
Value of Company616,667462,500154,167Less Book Value of
Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of Par(150,000)Retained Earnings(200,000)Total
Equity(400,000)Interest Acquired0.750.25Book
Value(300,000)(100,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book
Value162,50054,167Elimination EntryKeyCommon
Stock37,500ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of
Par112,500ELRetained Earnings150,000ELInvestment in
Subsidiary(300,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable
AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory10,000D1Current
Assets-D-Land-DBuildings and Equipment100,000D20--D---D-
Patent20,000D10--D-Goodwill86,667D---D---D---D-Investment
in Subsidiary (162,500)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co.
RE/Income- 0DAcquired Company RE(54,167)DCheck-
Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual
AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory10,00010,000-
10000-Buildings and Equipment5,0005,000-5000-----
Patent2,0002,000-2000-------Total17,000-17000Amortization
EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods Sold10,000ADepreciation
Expense ofABuildings and Equipment5,000A-A-AAmortization
Expense ofAPatent2,000A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired
Company RE(4,250)AAcquiring Company
RE(12,750)AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A--
APatent-A--A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to
Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings
Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account-
CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account-CYAdjustment
to Investment Account under Equity Method -CYConsolidated
WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsMast CorporationShaw
CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon
Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets--D00D------
---Investment in Subsidiary --
(150000)EL(312,500)D0(162500)DCV00CVCY00CYLand--
00D-Buildings and Equipment--
D1000000D100,000Accumulated Depreciation--A00A----D00D-
---A00A----D00D----A00A-Patent--D200000D20,000A00A---
D00D-A00A----Goodwill--
D86666.66666666660D86,667Current Liabilities--------------
D00D----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock--
EL37,50037,500Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--
EL112,500112,500Retained Earnings--EL-(54167)D(58,417)A-
(4250)ACommon Stock---Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par---
Retained Earnings--0D(12,750)A0(12750)ACV-0CVDividends
Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared
Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A10,000-
A10,000Depreciation Expense of---Buildings and Equipment--
A5,000-A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of---
Patent--A2,000-A2,000---A-A-----Other Expenses---Interest
Expense--A-A-Subsidiary Income--CY00CY-Gain on
Acquisition of Business0D-
TotalBalancesBalances373666.666666667(383667)17,000NCI
Share(4,250)4,250Controlling
Share(12,750)12,750NCI95,83395,833Controlling Retained
Earnings--(10,000)Income Distribution SchedulesShaw
CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss-Current
Year Amortizations17,000Adjusted (Income) or Loss17,000NCI
Share(4,250)Controlling Share12,750Mast
CorporationInternally Generated Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin
of Business-Controlling Share of Subsidiary12,750Total12,750
Exercise 3-3 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredSargent
Company
Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this
Cell.
Name of Acquiring CompanyParker Company
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSargent
CompanyParker CompanySargent CompanyBookMarket
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
LifeAssetsCash
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
InventoryCurrent
Assets100,000100,00010,000130,000Investment in Subsidiary
316,000Depreciable Fixed Assets
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
200,000250,00010400,000200,000Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
-(106,000)(20,000)GoodwillTotal
Assets300,000350,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
(50,000)(50,000)(60,000)(40,000)
Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term
Liabilities.
Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35
is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell.
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill
where book and market values are identical.
Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired
CompanyCommon Stock(100,000)(100,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of ParRetained Earnings(150,000)(150,000)Equity
Acquiring CompanyCommon Stock(300,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of ParRetained Earnings(200,000)Total
Equity(250,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(300,000)Net Assets
at Market of Acquired Co.300,000Dividends Declared Acquired
Company5,000Dividends Declared Acquiring
CompanySales(150,000)(100,000)Cost of Goods
SoldDepreciation Expense ofDepreciable Fixed Assets--
Amortization Expense of---Other
Expenses110,00075,000Interest ExpenseSubsidiary
Income(20,000)TotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase
PriceCash300,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a
share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of
stock exchanged-Total purchase price300,000Ownership Interest
enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied
Value of NCI Interest75,000.00Estimated Value of NCI interest
if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0-
0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for
Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition1.00Value
AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany
Fair Value375,000300,00075,000Fair Value of Net Assets
Excluding
Goodwill300,000240,00060,000Goodwill75,00060,00015,000Ga
in on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess
ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair
Value of Company375,000300,00075,000Less Book Value of
Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(100,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of Par-Retained Earnings(150,000)Total
Equity(250,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book
Value(200,000)(50,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book
Value100,00025,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon
Stock80,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-ELRetained
Earnings120,000ELInvestment in
Subsidiary(200,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable
AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D---
DDepreciable Fixed Assets50,000D10--D---D---D---D-
Goodwill75,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary
(100,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income-
0DAcquired Company RE(25,000)DCheck-Amortization
ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior
YearsTotalInventory-Depreciable Fixed
Assets5,0005,00005,000------------Total5,0000Amortization
EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation
Expense ofADepreciable Fixed Assets5,000A-A-AAmortization
Expense ofA-A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE-
AAcquiring Company RE-AInventory-AAccumulated
Depreciation(5,000)A--A--A--A--A--A--ATotal-Method
Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment
Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account-
CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate
Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary
Income Account20,000CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend
Account(4,000)CYAdjustment to Investment Account under
Equity Method (16,000)CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial
BalanceEliminationsParker CompanySargent
CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon
Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current
Assets10,000130,000D00D140,000--------Investment in
Subsidiary 316,000-(200000)EL-
D0(100000)DCV00CVCY0(16000)CY---00D-Depreciable Fixed
Assets400,000200,000D500000D650,000Accumulated
Depreciation(106,000)(20,000)A0(5000)A(131,000)---D00D----
A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A----
Goodwill--D750000D75,000Current
Liabilities(60,000)(40,000)(100,000)-----------D00D----D00D-
A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock-
(100,000)EL80,000(20,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--
EL--Retained Earnings-
(150,000)EL120,000(25000)D(55,000)A-0ACommon
Stock(300,000)-(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par---
Retained Earnings(200,000)-0D(200,000)A00ACV-
0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company-
5,000(4,000)CY1,000Dividends Declared Acquiring Company---
Sales(150,000)(100,000)(250,000)Cost of Goods Sold--A-A-
Depreciation Expense of---Depreciable Fixed Assets--A5,000-
A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A-
A-----Other Expenses110,00075,000185,000Interest Expense--
A-A-Subsidiary Income(20,000)-CY200000CY-Gain on
Acquisition of Business0D-
TotalBalancesBalances350000(350000)(60,000)NCI
Share4,000(4,000)Controlling
Share56,000(56,000)NCI(78,000)(78,000)Controlling Retained
Earnings(256,000)(256,000)BalancesIncome Distribution
SchedulesSargent CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income)
or Loss(25,000)Current Year Amortizations5,000Adjusted
(Income) or Loss(20,000)NCI Share4,000Controlling
Share(16,000)Parker CompanyInternally Generated Net
Income(40,000)Gain on Acquisitin of Business-Controlling
Share of Subsidiary(16,000)Total(56,000)
Exercise 3-4 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredSargemt
Company
Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this
Cell.
Name of Acquiring CompanyParker Company
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSargemt
CompanyParker CompanySargemt CompanyBookMarket
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
LifeAssetsCash
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
InventoryCurrent
Assets100,000100,000102,000115,000Investment in Subsidiary
320,000Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
200,000250,00010400,000200,000Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
-(130,000)(40,000)GoodwillTotal
Assets300,000350,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
(50,000)(50,000)(80,000)
Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term
Liabilities.
Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35
is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell.
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill
where book and market values are identical.
Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired
CompanyCommon Stock(100,000)(100,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of ParRetained Earnings(150,000)(170,000)Equity
Acquiring CompanyCommon Stock(300,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of ParRetained Earnings(260,000)Total
Equity(250,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(300,000)Net Assets
at Market of Acquired Co.300,000Dividends Declared Acquired
Company10,000Dividends Declared Acquiring
CompanySales(200,000)(100,000)Cost of Goods
SoldDepreciation Expense ofDepreciable Fixed Asset--
Amortization Expense of---Other
Expenses160,00085,000Interest ExpenseSubsidiary
Income(12,000)TotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase
PriceCash300,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a
share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of
stock exchanged-Total purchase price300,000Ownership Interest
enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied
Value of NCI Interest75,000.00Estimated Value of NCI interest
if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0-
0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for
Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition2.00Value
AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany
Fair Value375,000300,00075,000Fair Value of Net Assets
Excluding
Goodwill300,000240,00060,000Goodwill75,00060,00015,000Ga
in on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess
ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair
Value of Company375,000300,00075,000Less Book Value of
Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(100,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of Par-Retained Earnings(150,000)Total
Equity(250,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book
Value(200,000)(50,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book
Value100,00025,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon
Stock80,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-ELRetained
Earnings120,000ELInvestment in
Subsidiary(200,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable
AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D---
DDepreciable Fixed Asset50,000D10--D---D---D---D-
Goodwill75,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary
(100,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income-
0DAcquired Company RE(25,000)DCheck-Amortization
ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior
YearsTotalInventory-Depreciable Fixed
Asset5,0005,000500010,000------------
Total5,0005000Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of
Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofADepreciable Fixed
Asset5,000A-A-AAmortization Expense ofA-A-AInterest
ExpenseAAcquired Company RE1,000AAcquiring Company
RE4,000AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation(10,000)A--A--
A--A--A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to
Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings
Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income
Account12,000CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend
Account(8,000)CYAdjustment to Investment Account under
Equity Method (4,000)CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial
BalanceEliminationsParker CompanySargemt
CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon
Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current
Assets102,000115,000D00D217,000--------Investment in
Subsidiary 320,000-(216000)EL-
(100000)DCV00CVCY0(4000)CY---00D-Depreciable Fixed
Asset400,000200,000D500000D650,000Accumulated
Depreciation(130,000)(40,000)A0(10000)A(180,000)---D00D---
-A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A----
Goodwill--D750000D75,000Current Liabilities(80,000)-
(80,000)-----------D00D----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon
Stock-(100,000)EL80,000(20,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of
Par--EL--Retained Earnings-
(170,000)EL136,000(25000)D(58,000)A1,0000ACommon
Stock(300,000)-(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par---
Retained Earnings(260,000)-0D(256,000)A4,0000ACV-
0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company-
10,000(8,000)CY2,000Dividends Declared Acquiring Company-
--Sales(200,000)(100,000)(300,000)Cost of Goods Sold--A-A-
Depreciation Expense of---Depreciable Fixed Asset--A5,000-
A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A-
A-----Other Expenses160,00085,000245,000Interest Expense--
A-A-Subsidiary Income(12,000)-CY120000CY-Gain on
Acquisition of Business0D-
TotalBalancesBalances363000(363000)(50,000)NCI
Share2,000(2,000)Controlling
Share48,000(48,000)NCI(78,000)(78,000)Controlling Retained
Earnings(304,000)(304,000)BalancesIncome Distribution
SchedulesSargemt CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income)
or Loss(15,000)Current Year Amortizations5,000Adjusted
(Income) or Loss(10,000)NCI Share2,000Controlling
Share(8,000)Parker CompanyInternally Generated Net
Income(40,000)Gain on Acquisitin of Business-Controlling
Share of Subsidiary(8,000)Total(48,000)
Exercise 3-5 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredSargent
Company
Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this
Cell.
Name of Acquiring CompanyParker Company
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSargent
CompanyParker CompanySargent CompanyBookMarket
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
LifeAssetsCash
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
InventoryCurrent
Assets100,000100,00010,000130,000Investment in Subsidiary
312,000Depreciable Fixed Assets
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
200,000250,00010400,000200,000Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
-(106,000)(20,000)GoodwillTotal
Assets300,000350,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
(50,000)(50,000)(60,000)(40,000)
Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term
Liabilities.
Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35
is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell.
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill
where book and market values are identical.
Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired
CompanyCommon Stock(100,000)(100,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of ParRetained Earnings(150,000)(150,000)Equity
Acquiring CompanyCommon Stock(300,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of ParRetained Earnings(200,000)Total
Equity(250,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(300,000)Net Assets
at Market of Acquired Co.300,000Dividends Declared Acquired
Company5,000Dividends Declared Acquiring
CompanySales(150,000)(100,000)Cost of Goods
SoldDepreciation Expense ofDepreciable Fixed Assets--
Amortization Expense of---Other
Expenses110,00075,000Interest ExpenseSubsidiary
Income(16,000)TotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase
PriceCash300,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a
share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of
stock exchanged-Total purchase price300,000Ownership Interest
enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied
Value of NCI Interest75,000.00Estimated Value of NCI interest
if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0-
0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for
Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition1.00Value
AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany
Fair Value375,000300,00075,000Fair Value of Net Assets
Excluding
Goodwill300,000240,00060,000Goodwill75,00060,00015,000Ga
in on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess
ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair
Value of Company375,000300,00075,000Less Book Value of
Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(100,000)Paid-in Capital in
Excess of Par-Retained Earnings(150,000)Total
Equity(250,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book
Value(200,000)(50,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book
Value100,00025,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon
Stock80,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-ELRetained
Earnings120,000ELInvestment in
Subsidiary(200,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable
AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D---
DDepreciable Fixed Assets50,000D10--D---D---D---D-
Goodwill75,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary
(100,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income-
0DAcquired Company RE(25,000)DCheck-Amortization
ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior
YearsTotalInventory-Depreciable Fixed
Assets5,0005,00005,000------------Total5,0000Amortization
EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation
Expense ofADepreciable Fixed Assets5,000A-A-AAmortization
Expense ofA-A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE-
AAcquiring Company RE-AInventory-AAccumulated
Depreciation(5,000)A--A--A--A--A--A--ATotal-Method
Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment
Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account-
CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate
Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary
Income Account16,000CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend
Account(4,000)CYAdjustment to Investment Account under
Equity Method (12,000)CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial
BalanceEliminationsParker CompanySargent
CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon
Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current
Assets10,000130,000D00D140,000--------Investment in
Subsidiary 312,000-(200000)EL-
D0(100000)DCV00CVCY0(12000)CY---00D-Depreciable Fixed
Assets400,000200,000D500000D650,000Accumulated
Depreciation(106,000)(20,000)A0(5000)A(131,000)---D00D----
A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A----
Goodwill--D750000D75,000Current
Liabilities(60,000)(40,000)(100,000)-----------D00D----D00D-
A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock-
(100,000)EL80,000(20,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--
EL--Retained Earnings-
(150,000)EL120,000(25000)D(55,000)A-0ACommon
Stock(300,000)-(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par---
Retained Earnings(200,000)-0D(200,000)A00ACV-
0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company-
5,000(4,000)CY1,000Dividends Declared Acquiring Company---
Sales(150,000)(100,000)(250,000)Cost of Goods Sold--A-A-
Depreciation Expense of---Depreciable Fixed Assets--A5,000-
A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A-
A-----Other Expenses110,00075,000185,000Interest Expense--
A-A-Subsidiary Income(16,000)-CY160000CY-Gain on
Acquisition of Business0D-
TotalBalancesBalances346000(346000)(60,000)NCI
Share4,000(4,000)Controlling
Share56,000(56,000)NCI(78,000)(78,000)Controlling Retained
Earnings(256,000)(256,000)BalancesIncome Distribution
SchedulesSargent CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income)
or Loss(25,000)Current Year Amortizations5,000Adjusted
(Income) or Loss(20,000)NCI Share4,000Controlling
Share(16,000)Parker CompanyInternally Generated Net
Income(40,000)Gain on Acquisitin of Business-Controlling
Share of Subsidiary(16,000)Total(56,000)
Problem 3-2 Name of Company Being AcquiredSolar Company
Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this
Cell.
Name of Acquiring CompanyParo Company
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSolar
CompanyParo CompanySolar CompanyBookMarket
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
LifeAssetsCash
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Inventory100,000Current Assets50,000Investment in Subsidiary
Land
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Buildings and Equipment
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
150,000Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Other Intangibles
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
GoodwillTotal Assets300,000-LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Bonds Payable
Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term
Liabilities.
Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35
is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell.
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill
where book and market values are identical.
Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Other Long-Term LiabilitiesTotal Liabilities-Equity Acquired
CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of
ParRetained EarningsEquity Acquiring CompanyCommon
StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsTotal
Equity-Total Liabilities and Equity-Net Assets at Market of
Acquired Co.-Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends
Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods
SoldDepreciation Expense ofBuildings and Equipment--
Amortization Expense ofOther Intangibles--Other
ExpensesInterest ExpenseSubsidiary
IncomeTotal300,000BalancesBalancesPurchase
PriceCashNumber of shares exchangedPar value of a share of
stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock
exchanged-Total purchase price-Ownership Interest enter as .7
for 70%Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI
InterestERROR:#DIV/0!Estimated Value of NCI interest if not
the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method
of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or
Capital E for EquityEYears since AcquisitionValue
AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany
Fair ValueERROR:#DIV/0!-ERROR:#DIV/0!Fair Value of Net
Assets Excluding Goodwill---GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!-
ERROR:#DIV/0!Gain on
AcquisitionERROR:#DIV/0!Determination and Distribution of
Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI
ValueFair Value of CompanyERROR:#DIV/0!-
ERROR:#DIV/0!Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon
Stock-Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-Retained Earnings-Total
Equity-Interest Acquired- 01.00Book Value0-Excess of Fair
Value over Book Value-ERROR:#DIV/0!Elimination
EntryKeyCommon Stock-ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-
ELRetained Earnings-ELInvestment in Subsidiary-
0ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit
(Credit)KeyLifeInventory(100,000)D-Current Assets(50,000)D-
Land-DBuildings and Equipment(150,000)D---D---D-Other
Intangibles-D---D-GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!D-Bonds Payable-
D---D-Other Long-Term Liabilities-D-Investment in Subsidiary
-DGain Taken to Acquiring Co.
RE/IncomeERROR:#DIV/0!DAcquired Company
REERROR:#DIV/0!DCheckERROR:#DIV/0!Amortization
ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior
YearsTotalInventory-Buildings and Equipment-----Other
Intangibles-----Other Long-Term Liabilities-
Total00Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods
SoldADepreciation Expense ofABuildings and EquipmentA-A-
AAmortization Expense ofAOther IntangiblesA-AInterest
ExpenseAAcquired Company RE-AAcquiring Company RE-
AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A--AOther
Intangibles-A--A--AOther Long-Term Liabilities-ATotal-
Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment
Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account-
CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate
Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary
Income Account-CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend
Account-CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity
Method -CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial
BalanceEliminationsParo CompanySolar
CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon
Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets--
D0(50000)D(50,000)--------Investment in Subsidiary --0EL-
D00DCV00CVCY00CYLand--00D-Buildings and Equipment--
D0(150000)D(150,000)Accumulated Depreciation--A00A----
D00D----A00A----D00D----A00A-Other Intangibles--D00D-
A00A---D00D-A00A----Goodwill--
DERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!Current
Liabilities-----------Bonds Payable--D00D----D00D-A00AOther
Long-Term Liabilities--D00D-A00ACommon Stock--EL--Paid-
in Capital in Excess of Par--EL--Retained Earnings--EL-
ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A-0ACommon Stock---Paid-
in Capital in Excess of Par---Retained Earnings--
ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A00ACV-0CVDividends
Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared
Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A-A-
Depreciation Expense of---Buildings and Equipment--A-A----A-
A----A-A-Amortization Expense of---Other Intangibles--A-A----
A-A-----Other Expenses---Interest Expense--A-A-Subsidiary
Income--CY00CY-Gain on Acquisition of
BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!TotalBalancesBalan
cesERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCI
Share--Controlling
ShareERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCIERROR:#DIV/0!ER
ROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Retained
EarningsERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!Inco
me Distribution SchedulesSolar CompanyInternally Generated
Net (Income) or Loss-Current Year Amortizations0Adjusted
(Income) or Loss-NCI Share-Controlling Share-Paro
CompanyInternally Generated Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin
of BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Share of Subsidiary-
TotalERROR:#DIV/0!
Problem 3-10Name of Company Being AcquiredSwitzer
Corporation
Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this
Cell.
Name of Acquiring CompanyPaulcraft Corporation
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSwitzer
CorporationPaulcraft CorporationSwitzer
CorporationBookMarket
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
LifeAssetsCash
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
InventoryInvestment in Subsidiary Land
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Buildings
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Equipment
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
GoodwillTotal Assets--LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Bonds Payable
Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term
Liabilities.
Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35
is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in
this cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
same as the fair values.
Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13.
Cell A8 is reserved for Cash.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell.
Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed
Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
and market values.
Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill
where book and market values are identical.
Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
Liabilities.
Discount on Bonds PayableTotal Liabilities--Equity Acquired
CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of
ParRetained EarningsEquity Acquiring CompanyCommon
StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsTotal
Equity-Total Liabilities and Equity-Net Assets at Market of
Acquired Co.-Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends
Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods
SoldDepreciation Expense ofBuildingsEquipment-Amortization
Expense of---Other ExpensesInterest ExpenseSubsidiary
IncomeTotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase
PriceCashNumber of shares exchangedPar value of a share of
stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock
exchanged-Total purchase price-Ownership Interest enter as .7
for 70%Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI
InterestERROR:#DIV/0!Estimated Value of NCI interest if not
the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method
of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or
Capital E for EquityYears since AcquisitionValue
AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany
Fair ValueERROR:#DIV/0!-ERROR:#DIV/0!Fair Value of Net
Assets Excluding Goodwill---GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!-
ERROR:#DIV/0!Gain on
AcquisitionERROR:#DIV/0!Determination and Distribution of
Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI
ValueFair Value of CompanyERROR:#DIV/0!-
ERROR:#DIV/0!Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon
Stock-Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-Retained Earnings-Total
Equity-Interest Acquired- 01.00Book Value0-Excess of Fair
Value over Book Value-ERROR:#DIV/0!Elimination
EntryKeyCommon Stock-ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-
ELRetained Earnings-ELInvestment in Subsidiary-
0ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit
(Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D---D-Land-DBuildings-D-
Equipment-D---D---D---D-GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!D-Bonds
Payable-D-Discount on Bonds Payable-D---D-Investment in
Subsidiary -DGain Taken to Acquiring Co.
RE/IncomeERROR:#DIV/0!DAcquired Company
REERROR:#DIV/0!DCheckERROR:#DIV/0!Amortization
ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior
YearsTotalInventory-Buildings-Equipment-------Discount on
Bonds Payable---Total00Amortization EntryDebit
(Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation Expense
ofABuildingsAEquipmentA-AAmortization Expense ofA-A-
AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE-AAcquiring
Company RE-AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation-
AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A--A--ADiscount on Bonds
Payable-A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to
Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings
Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit
(Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account-
CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account-CYAdjustment
to Investment Account under Equity Method -CYConsolidated
WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsPaulcraft
CorporationSwitzer
CorporationKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon
Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
Balance SheetCash---Accounts Receivable---Inventory------
D00D---------Investment in Subsidiary --0EL-
D00DCV00CVCY00CYLand--00D-Buildings--D00D-
Accumulated Depreciation--A00A-Equipment--D00D-
Accumulated Depreciation--A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D-
A00A---D00D-A00A----Goodwill--
DERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!Current
Liabilities-----------Bonds Payable--D00D-Discount on Bonds
Payable--D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock--EL--Paid-
in Capital in Excess of Par--EL--Retained Earnings--EL-
ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A-0ACommon Stock---Paid-
in Capital in Excess of Par---Retained Earnings--
ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A00ACV-0CVDividends
Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared
Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A-A-
Depreciation Expense of---Buildings--A-A-Equipment--A-A----
A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A-A-----Other
Expenses---Interest Expense--A-A-Subsidiary Income--
CY00CY-Gain on Acquisition of
BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!TotalBalancesBalan
cesERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCI
Share--Controlling
ShareERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCIERROR:#DIV/0!ER
ROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Retained
EarningsERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!Inco
me Distribution SchedulesSwitzer CorporationInternally
Generated Net (Income) or Loss-Current Year
Amortizations0Adjusted (Income) or Loss-NCI Share-
Controlling Share-Paulcraft CorporationInternally Generated
Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin of
BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Share of Subsidiary-
TotalERROR:#DIV/0!
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Problem 3-2 (LO 2) Simple equity method adjustments, consolidated .docx

  • 1. Problem 3-2 (LO 2) Simple equity method adjustments, consolidated worksheet. On January 1, 2015, Paro Company purchases 80% of the common stock of Solar Company for $320,000. Solar has common stock, other paid-in capital in excess of par, and retained earnings of$50,000, $100,000, and $150,000, respectively. Net income and dividends for two years for Solar are as follows: 2015 2016 Net income $60,000 $90,000 Dividends 20,000 30,000
  • 2. On January 1, 2015, the only undervalued tangible assets of Solar are inventory and the building. Inventory, for which FIFO is used, is worth $10,000 more than cost. The inventory is sold in 2015. The building, which is worth $30,000 more than book value, has a remaining life of10 years, and straight-line depreciation is used. The remaining excess of cost over book value is attributed to goodwill. Required 1. Using this information and the information in the following trial balances on December 31, 2016, prepare a value analysis and a determination and distribution of excess schedule: Paro Company Solar Company Inventory, December 31 100,000 50,000 Other Current Assets 136,000
  • 3. 180,000 Investment in Solar Company 400,000 Land 50,000 50,000 Buildingsand Equipment 350,000 320,000 Accumulated Depreciation (100,000) (60,000) Goodwill
  • 4. Other Intangibles 20,000 Current Liabilities (120,000) (40,000) Bonds Payable (100,000) Other Long-Term Liabilities (200,000)
  • 5. Common Stock—Paro Company (200,000) Other Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par—Paro Company (100,000) Retained Earnings—Paro Company (214,000) Common Stock—Solar Company (50,000) Other Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par—Solar Company
  • 6. (100,000) Retained Earnings—Solar Company (190,000) Net Sales (520,000) (450,000) Cost of Goods Sold 300,000 260,000 Operating Expenses 120,000
  • 7. 100,000 Subsidiary Income (72,000) Dividends Declared—Paro Company 50,000 Dividends Declared—Solar Company 30,000 Totals 0 0 2. Complete a worksheet for consolidated financial
  • 8. statements for 2016. Include columns for eliminations and adjustments, consolidated income, NCI, controlling retained earnings, and consolidated balance sheet. Problem 3-10 (LO3, 5) 100%, cost method worksheet, several adjustments, third year. Refer to the preceding information for Paulcraft’s acquisition of Switzer’s common stock. Assume that Paulcraft pays $480,000 for 100% of Switzer common stock. Paulcraft uses the cost method to account for its investment in Switzer. Paulcraft and Switzer have the following trial balances on December 31, 2017 as shown on page 191. Paulcraft Switzer Cash 100,000 110,000 Accounts Receivable 90,000
  • 11. (100,000) Common Stock (100,000) (10,000) Paid-In Capital in Excess of Par (900,000) (90,000) Retained Earnings, January 1, 2017 (315,000) (182,000) Sales (800,000) (350,000) Cost of Goods Sold
  • 13. 8,000 Dividend Income (10,000) Dividends Declared 20,000 10,000 Totals 0 0 Required 1. Prepare a value analysis and a determination and distribution of excess schedule for the investment in Switzer. 2. Complete a consolidated worksheet for Paulcraft Corporation and its subsidiary Switzer Corporation as of December 31, 2017. Prepare supporting amortization and income distribution schedules. Worksheet 3-2
  • 14. Company P: January 1, 2015, balance $123,000 Net income, 2015 (including Company P’s share of subsidiary income under simple equity method) 62,500* Balance, January 1, 2016 $185,500 * Company P’s own 2015 net income ($100,000 revenue − $60,000 expenses) + Company P’s share of Company S 2015, $25,000 net income ($25,000 × 90%) = $40,000 + $22,500 = $62,500. Company S: January 1, 2015, balance
  • 15. $ 70,000 Net income, 2015 25,000 Dividends declared (10,000) Balance, January 1, 2016 $ 85,000 As before, entry (CY1) eliminates the subsidiary income recorded by the parent, and entry (CY2) eliminates the intercompany dividends. Neither subsidiary income nor dividends declared by the subsidiary to the parent should remain in the consolidated statements. In journal form, the entries are as follows:
  • 16. Create date alignment and eliminate current-year subsidiary income: (CY1) Investment in Company S 10,800 Subsidiary Loss 10,800 (CY2)
  • 17. Investment in Company S 4,500 Dividends Declared (Company S account) 4,500 At this point, the investment account balance is returned to $148,500 ($133,200 on the trial balance + $10,800 loss + $4,500 dividends), which is the balance on January 1, 2016. Date alignment now exists, and elimination of the investment account may proceed. Entry (EL) eliminates 90% of the subsidiary equity accounts against the investment account. Entry (EL) differs in amount from the prior year’s (2015) entry only because Company S’s retained earnings balance has changed. Always eliminate the subsidiary’s equity balances as they appear on the worksheet, not in the original D&D schedule. In journal form, entry (EL) is as follows: Eliminate investment account at beginning-of-year balance:
  • 18. (EL) Common Stock—Company S (90%) 45,000 Retained Earnings, January 1, 2016—Company S (90%) 76,500 Investment in Company S
  • 19. 121,500 Entries (D) and (NCI) are exactly the same as they were on the 2015 worksheet. We are always adjusting the subsidiary accounts as of the acquisition date. It will be necessary to make this same entry every year until the markup caused by the purchase is fully amortized or the asset is sold. In entry form, entry (D)/(NCI) is as follows: Distribute excess of cost(patent): (D)/(NCI) Patent 30,000 Investment in Company S
  • 20. 27,000 NCI (Retained Earnings—Company S) 3,000 Finally, entry (A) includes $3,000 per year amortization of the patent for 2015 and 2016. The expense for 2015 is charged to Company P retained earnings and the NCI in the 90%/10% ratio. The charge is made to both interests because the asset adjustment was made to both interests. In journal form, the entry is as follows: Amortize patent for current and prior year:
  • 21. (A) Retained Earnings, January 1, 2016—Company P 2,700 NCI (Retained Earnings—Company S) 300 Patent Amortization Expense (for current year) 3,000
  • 22. Patent 6,000 Note that the 2017 worksheet will include three total years of amortization, since the entries made in prior periods’ worksheets have not been recorded in either the parent’s or subsidiary’s books. Even in later years, when the patent is past its 10-year life, it will be necessary to use a revised entry (D), which would adjust all prior years’ amortizations to the patent as follows: Retained Earnings—Company P (10 years × $2,700) 27,000 NCI 3,000 Investment in Company S (the excess)
  • 23. 30,000 Note that the original D&D schedule prepared on the date of acquisition becomes the foundation for all subsequent worksheets. Once prepared, the schedule is used without modification. REFLECTION Date alignment is needed before an investment can be eliminated. For an equity method investment, date alignment means removing current-year entries to return to the beginning-of-year investment balance. All amortizations of excess resulting from the consolidations process are adjusted to the subsidiary’s IDS. Many distributions of excess must be followed by amortizations that cover the current and prior years. The consolidated net income derived on a worksheet is allocated to the controlling and noncontrolling interests using an income distribution schedule. Each year’s consolidation procedures begin as if there had never been a previous consolidation. Effect of Cost Method on Consolidation OBJECTIVE 3 Complete a consolidated worksheet using the cost method for the parent’s investment account. Recall that parent companies often may choose to record their investments in a subsidiary under the cost method, whereby the investments are maintained at their original costs. Income from the investments is recorded only when dividends are declared by the subsidiary. The use of the cost method means that the
  • 24. investment account does not reflect changes in subsidiary equity. Rather than develop a new set of procedures for the elimination of an investment under the cost method, the cost method investment will be converted to its simple equity balance at the beginning of the period to create date alignment. Then, the elimination procedures developed earlier can be applied. Exercise 3-1 PartialName of Company Being AcquiredHuran Company Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this Cell. Name of Acquiring CompanyCardinal Company Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015 Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceHuran CompanyCardinal CompanyHuran CompanyBookMarket Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. LifeAssetsCash Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. InventoryCurrent Assets60,00060,000Investment in Subsidiary Land Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. 100,000100,000Equipment
  • 25. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset 350,000240,0005Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation (150,000)GoodwillTotal Assets360,000400,000LiabilitiesAccounts Payable Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. (60,000)(60,000) Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term Liabilities. Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35 is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable
  • 26. Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell. Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill where book and market values are identical. Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank
  • 27. Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Total Liabilities(60,000)(60,000)Equity Acquired CompanyCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par(100,000)Retained Earnings(150,000)Equity Acquiring CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsTotal Equity(300,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(360,000)Net Assets at Market of Acquired Co.340,000Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense of-Equipment-Amortization Expense of---Other ExpensesInterest ExpenseSubsidiary IncomeTotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase PriceCash420,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock exchanged-Total purchase price420,000Ownership Interest enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI Interest105,000.00Estimated Value of NCI interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition- 0Value AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany Fair Value525,000420,000105,000Fair Value of Net Assets Excluding Goodwill340,000272,00068,000Goodwill185,000148,00037,000 Gain on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair Value of Company525,000420,000105,000Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par(100,000)Retained Earnings(150,000)Total Equity(300,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book Value(240,000)(60,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book Value180,00045,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon Stock40,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par80,000ELRetained Earnings120,000ELInvestment in Subsidiary(240,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable
  • 28. AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D- Land-D--D-Equipment40,000D5--D---D---D- Goodwill185,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary (180,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income- 0DAcquired Company RE(45,000)DCheck-Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory---Equipment8,0008,000-8000----------- Total8,000-8000Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofA-AEquipment8,000A- AAmortization Expense ofA-A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE(1,600)AAcquiring Company RE(6,400)AInventory-A--AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A--A- -A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account- CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account-CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity Method -CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsCardinal CompanyHuran CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets--D00D------ ---Investment in Subsidiary -- (120000)EL(300,000)D0(180000)DCV00CVCY00CYLand-- 00D----D00D----A00A-Equipment-- D400000D40,000Accumulated Depreciation--A00A----D00D---- A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A----Goodwill-- D1850000D185,000Accounts Payable--------------D00D---- D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock-- EL40,00040,000Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-- EL80,00080,000Retained Earnings--EL-(45000)D(46,600)A- (1600)ACommon Stock---Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--- Retained Earnings--0D(6,400)A0(6400)ACV-0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A-A-
  • 29. Depreciation Expense of------A-A-Equipment--A8,000-A8,000-- -A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A-A-----Other Expenses---Interest Expense--A-A-Subsidiary Income-- CY00CY-Gain on Acquisition of Business0D- TotalBalancesBalances353000(353000)8,000NCI Share(1,600)1,600Controlling Share(6,400)6,400NCI75,00075,000Controlling Retained Earnings--(0)Income Distribution SchedulesHuran CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss-Current Year Amortizations8,000Adjusted (Income) or Loss8,000NCI Share(1,600)Controlling Share6,400Cardinal CompanyInternally Generated Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin of Business- Controlling Share of Subsidiary6,400Total6,400 Exercise 3-2 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredShaw Company Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this Cell. Name of Acquiring CompanyMast Corporation Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2014 Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceShaw CompanyMast CorporationShaw CompanyBookMarket Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. LifeAssetsCash Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Inventory40,00050,0001Current Assets80,00080,000Investment
  • 30. in Subsidiary Land Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. 100,000100,000Buildings and Equipment Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset 200,000300,00020Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. -Patent Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. 30,00050,00010GoodwillTotal Assets450,000580,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. (50,000)(50,000) Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term Liabilities. Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35 is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the
  • 31. same as the fair values. Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell. Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles
  • 32. other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill where book and market values are identical. Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired CompanyCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par(150,000)Retained Earnings(200,000)Equity Acquiring CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsTotal Equity(400,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(450,000)Net Assets at Market of Acquired Co.530,000Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense ofBuildings and Equipment-- Amortization Expense ofPatent--Other ExpensesInterest ExpenseSubsidiary IncomeTotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase PriceCash462,500Number of shares exchangedPar value of a share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock exchanged-Total purchase price462,500Ownership Interest enter as .7 for 70%0.75Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI Interest154,166.67Estimated Value of NCI interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition- 0Value AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany Fair Value616,667462,500154,167Fair Value of Net Assets Excluding
  • 33. Goodwill530,000397,500132,500Goodwill86,66765,00021,667G ain on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair Value of Company616,667462,500154,167Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(50,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par(150,000)Retained Earnings(200,000)Total Equity(400,000)Interest Acquired0.750.25Book Value(300,000)(100,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book Value162,50054,167Elimination EntryKeyCommon Stock37,500ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par112,500ELRetained Earnings150,000ELInvestment in Subsidiary(300,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory10,000D1Current Assets-D-Land-DBuildings and Equipment100,000D20--D---D- Patent20,000D10--D-Goodwill86,667D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary (162,500)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income- 0DAcquired Company RE(54,167)DCheck- Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory10,00010,000- 10000-Buildings and Equipment5,0005,000-5000----- Patent2,0002,000-2000-------Total17,000-17000Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods Sold10,000ADepreciation Expense ofABuildings and Equipment5,000A-A-AAmortization Expense ofAPatent2,000A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE(4,250)AAcquiring Company RE(12,750)AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A-- APatent-A--A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account- CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account-CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity Method -CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsMast CorporationShaw CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
  • 34. Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets--D00D------ ---Investment in Subsidiary -- (150000)EL(312,500)D0(162500)DCV00CVCY00CYLand-- 00D-Buildings and Equipment-- D1000000D100,000Accumulated Depreciation--A00A----D00D- ---A00A----D00D----A00A-Patent--D200000D20,000A00A--- D00D-A00A----Goodwill-- D86666.66666666660D86,667Current Liabilities-------------- D00D----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock-- EL37,50037,500Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-- EL112,500112,500Retained Earnings--EL-(54167)D(58,417)A- (4250)ACommon Stock---Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--- Retained Earnings--0D(12,750)A0(12750)ACV-0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A10,000- A10,000Depreciation Expense of---Buildings and Equipment-- A5,000-A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of--- Patent--A2,000-A2,000---A-A-----Other Expenses---Interest Expense--A-A-Subsidiary Income--CY00CY-Gain on Acquisition of Business0D- TotalBalancesBalances373666.666666667(383667)17,000NCI Share(4,250)4,250Controlling Share(12,750)12,750NCI95,83395,833Controlling Retained Earnings--(10,000)Income Distribution SchedulesShaw CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss-Current Year Amortizations17,000Adjusted (Income) or Loss17,000NCI Share(4,250)Controlling Share12,750Mast CorporationInternally Generated Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin of Business-Controlling Share of Subsidiary12,750Total12,750 Exercise 3-3 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredSargent Company Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this Cell. Name of Acquiring CompanyParker Company
  • 35. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015 Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSargent CompanyParker CompanySargent CompanyBookMarket Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. LifeAssetsCash Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. InventoryCurrent Assets100,000100,00010,000130,000Investment in Subsidiary 316,000Depreciable Fixed Assets Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset 200,000250,00010400,000200,000Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. -(106,000)(20,000)GoodwillTotal Assets300,000350,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. (50,000)(50,000)(60,000)(40,000) Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term Liabilities. Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35 is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds.
  • 36. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell. Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
  • 37. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill where book and market values are identical. Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired CompanyCommon Stock(100,000)(100,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained Earnings(150,000)(150,000)Equity Acquiring CompanyCommon Stock(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained Earnings(200,000)Total Equity(250,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(300,000)Net Assets at Market of Acquired Co.300,000Dividends Declared Acquired Company5,000Dividends Declared Acquiring CompanySales(150,000)(100,000)Cost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense ofDepreciable Fixed Assets-- Amortization Expense of---Other Expenses110,00075,000Interest ExpenseSubsidiary Income(20,000)TotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase PriceCash300,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a
  • 38. share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock exchanged-Total purchase price300,000Ownership Interest enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI Interest75,000.00Estimated Value of NCI interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition1.00Value AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany Fair Value375,000300,00075,000Fair Value of Net Assets Excluding Goodwill300,000240,00060,000Goodwill75,00060,00015,000Ga in on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair Value of Company375,000300,00075,000Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(100,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-Retained Earnings(150,000)Total Equity(250,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book Value(200,000)(50,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book Value100,00025,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon Stock80,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-ELRetained Earnings120,000ELInvestment in Subsidiary(200,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D--- DDepreciable Fixed Assets50,000D10--D---D---D---D- Goodwill75,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary (100,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income- 0DAcquired Company RE(25,000)DCheck-Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory-Depreciable Fixed Assets5,0005,00005,000------------Total5,0000Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofADepreciable Fixed Assets5,000A-A-AAmortization Expense ofA-A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE- AAcquiring Company RE-AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation(5,000)A--A--A--A--A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment
  • 39. Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account- CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account20,000CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account(4,000)CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity Method (16,000)CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsParker CompanySargent CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets10,000130,000D00D140,000--------Investment in Subsidiary 316,000-(200000)EL- D0(100000)DCV00CVCY0(16000)CY---00D-Depreciable Fixed Assets400,000200,000D500000D650,000Accumulated Depreciation(106,000)(20,000)A0(5000)A(131,000)---D00D---- A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A---- Goodwill--D750000D75,000Current Liabilities(60,000)(40,000)(100,000)-----------D00D----D00D- A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock- (100,000)EL80,000(20,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-- EL--Retained Earnings- (150,000)EL120,000(25000)D(55,000)A-0ACommon Stock(300,000)-(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--- Retained Earnings(200,000)-0D(200,000)A00ACV- 0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company- 5,000(4,000)CY1,000Dividends Declared Acquiring Company--- Sales(150,000)(100,000)(250,000)Cost of Goods Sold--A-A- Depreciation Expense of---Depreciable Fixed Assets--A5,000- A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A- A-----Other Expenses110,00075,000185,000Interest Expense-- A-A-Subsidiary Income(20,000)-CY200000CY-Gain on Acquisition of Business0D- TotalBalancesBalances350000(350000)(60,000)NCI Share4,000(4,000)Controlling Share56,000(56,000)NCI(78,000)(78,000)Controlling Retained Earnings(256,000)(256,000)BalancesIncome Distribution
  • 40. SchedulesSargent CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss(25,000)Current Year Amortizations5,000Adjusted (Income) or Loss(20,000)NCI Share4,000Controlling Share(16,000)Parker CompanyInternally Generated Net Income(40,000)Gain on Acquisitin of Business-Controlling Share of Subsidiary(16,000)Total(56,000) Exercise 3-4 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredSargemt Company Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this Cell. Name of Acquiring CompanyParker Company Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015 Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSargemt CompanyParker CompanySargemt CompanyBookMarket Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. LifeAssetsCash Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. InventoryCurrent Assets100,000100,000102,000115,000Investment in Subsidiary 320,000Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset 200,000250,00010400,000200,000Accumulated Depreciation
  • 41. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. -(130,000)(40,000)GoodwillTotal Assets300,000350,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. (50,000)(50,000)(80,000) Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term Liabilities. Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35 is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell. Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account.
  • 42. Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill where book and market values are identical. Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired
  • 43. CompanyCommon Stock(100,000)(100,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained Earnings(150,000)(170,000)Equity Acquiring CompanyCommon Stock(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained Earnings(260,000)Total Equity(250,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(300,000)Net Assets at Market of Acquired Co.300,000Dividends Declared Acquired Company10,000Dividends Declared Acquiring CompanySales(200,000)(100,000)Cost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense ofDepreciable Fixed Asset-- Amortization Expense of---Other Expenses160,00085,000Interest ExpenseSubsidiary Income(12,000)TotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase PriceCash300,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock exchanged-Total purchase price300,000Ownership Interest enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI Interest75,000.00Estimated Value of NCI interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition2.00Value AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany Fair Value375,000300,00075,000Fair Value of Net Assets Excluding Goodwill300,000240,00060,000Goodwill75,00060,00015,000Ga in on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair Value of Company375,000300,00075,000Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(100,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-Retained Earnings(150,000)Total Equity(250,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book Value(200,000)(50,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book Value100,00025,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon Stock80,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-ELRetained Earnings120,000ELInvestment in Subsidiary(200,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D---
  • 44. DDepreciable Fixed Asset50,000D10--D---D---D---D- Goodwill75,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary (100,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income- 0DAcquired Company RE(25,000)DCheck-Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory-Depreciable Fixed Asset5,0005,000500010,000------------ Total5,0005000Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofADepreciable Fixed Asset5,000A-A-AAmortization Expense ofA-A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE1,000AAcquiring Company RE4,000AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation(10,000)A--A-- A--A--A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account12,000CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account(8,000)CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity Method (4,000)CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsParker CompanySargemt CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets102,000115,000D00D217,000--------Investment in Subsidiary 320,000-(216000)EL- (100000)DCV00CVCY0(4000)CY---00D-Depreciable Fixed Asset400,000200,000D500000D650,000Accumulated Depreciation(130,000)(40,000)A0(10000)A(180,000)---D00D--- -A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A---- Goodwill--D750000D75,000Current Liabilities(80,000)- (80,000)-----------D00D----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock-(100,000)EL80,000(20,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--EL--Retained Earnings- (170,000)EL136,000(25000)D(58,000)A1,0000ACommon Stock(300,000)-(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par---
  • 45. Retained Earnings(260,000)-0D(256,000)A4,0000ACV- 0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company- 10,000(8,000)CY2,000Dividends Declared Acquiring Company- --Sales(200,000)(100,000)(300,000)Cost of Goods Sold--A-A- Depreciation Expense of---Depreciable Fixed Asset--A5,000- A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A- A-----Other Expenses160,00085,000245,000Interest Expense-- A-A-Subsidiary Income(12,000)-CY120000CY-Gain on Acquisition of Business0D- TotalBalancesBalances363000(363000)(50,000)NCI Share2,000(2,000)Controlling Share48,000(48,000)NCI(78,000)(78,000)Controlling Retained Earnings(304,000)(304,000)BalancesIncome Distribution SchedulesSargemt CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss(15,000)Current Year Amortizations5,000Adjusted (Income) or Loss(10,000)NCI Share2,000Controlling Share(8,000)Parker CompanyInternally Generated Net Income(40,000)Gain on Acquisitin of Business-Controlling Share of Subsidiary(8,000)Total(48,000) Exercise 3-5 Partial Name of Company Being AcquiredSargent Company Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this Cell. Name of Acquiring CompanyParker Company Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015 Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSargent CompanyParker CompanySargent CompanyBookMarket Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values.
  • 46. LifeAssetsCash Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. InventoryCurrent Assets100,000100,00010,000130,000Investment in Subsidiary 312,000Depreciable Fixed Assets Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset 200,000250,00010400,000200,000Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. -(106,000)(20,000)GoodwillTotal Assets300,000350,000LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. (50,000)(50,000)(60,000)(40,000) Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term Liabilities. Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35 is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values.
  • 47. Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell. Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book
  • 48. and market values. Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill where book and market values are identical. Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Total Liabilities(50,000)(50,000)Equity Acquired CompanyCommon Stock(100,000)(100,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained Earnings(150,000)(150,000)Equity Acquiring CompanyCommon Stock(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained Earnings(200,000)Total Equity(250,000)Total Liabilities and Equity(300,000)Net Assets at Market of Acquired Co.300,000Dividends Declared Acquired Company5,000Dividends Declared Acquiring CompanySales(150,000)(100,000)Cost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense ofDepreciable Fixed Assets-- Amortization Expense of---Other Expenses110,00075,000Interest ExpenseSubsidiary Income(16,000)TotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase PriceCash300,000Number of shares exchangedPar value of a share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock exchanged-Total purchase price300,000Ownership Interest enter as .7 for 70%0.80Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI Interest75,000.00Estimated Value of NCI interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since Acquisition1.00Value AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany Fair Value375,000300,00075,000Fair Value of Net Assets Excluding
  • 49. Goodwill300,000240,00060,000Goodwill75,00060,00015,000Ga in on Acquisition-Determination and Distribution of Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair Value of Company375,000300,00075,000Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon Stock(100,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-Retained Earnings(150,000)Total Equity(250,000)Interest Acquired0.800.20Book Value(200,000)(50,000)Excess of Fair Value over Book Value100,00025,000Elimination EntryKeyCommon Stock80,000ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par-ELRetained Earnings120,000ELInvestment in Subsidiary(200,000.00)ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D-Current Assets-D--- DDepreciable Fixed Assets50,000D10--D---D---D---D- Goodwill75,000D---D---D---D-Investment in Subsidiary (100,000)DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/Income- 0DAcquired Company RE(25,000)DCheck-Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory-Depreciable Fixed Assets5,0005,00005,000------------Total5,0000Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofADepreciable Fixed Assets5,000A-A-AAmortization Expense ofA-A-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE- AAcquiring Company RE-AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation(5,000)A--A--A--A--A--A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account- CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account16,000CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account(4,000)CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity Method (12,000)CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsParker CompanySargent CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current
  • 50. Assets10,000130,000D00D140,000--------Investment in Subsidiary 312,000-(200000)EL- D0(100000)DCV00CVCY0(12000)CY---00D-Depreciable Fixed Assets400,000200,000D500000D650,000Accumulated Depreciation(106,000)(20,000)A0(5000)A(131,000)---D00D---- A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D-A00A---D00D-A00A---- Goodwill--D750000D75,000Current Liabilities(60,000)(40,000)(100,000)-----------D00D----D00D- A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock- (100,000)EL80,000(20,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-- EL--Retained Earnings- (150,000)EL120,000(25000)D(55,000)A-0ACommon Stock(300,000)-(300,000)Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par--- Retained Earnings(200,000)-0D(200,000)A00ACV- 0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company- 5,000(4,000)CY1,000Dividends Declared Acquiring Company--- Sales(150,000)(100,000)(250,000)Cost of Goods Sold--A-A- Depreciation Expense of---Depreciable Fixed Assets--A5,000- A5,000---A-A----A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A- A-----Other Expenses110,00075,000185,000Interest Expense-- A-A-Subsidiary Income(16,000)-CY160000CY-Gain on Acquisition of Business0D- TotalBalancesBalances346000(346000)(60,000)NCI Share4,000(4,000)Controlling Share56,000(56,000)NCI(78,000)(78,000)Controlling Retained Earnings(256,000)(256,000)BalancesIncome Distribution SchedulesSargent CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss(25,000)Current Year Amortizations5,000Adjusted (Income) or Loss(20,000)NCI Share4,000Controlling Share(16,000)Parker CompanyInternally Generated Net Income(40,000)Gain on Acquisitin of Business-Controlling Share of Subsidiary(16,000)Total(56,000) Problem 3-2 Name of Company Being AcquiredSolar Company Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this Cell.
  • 51. Name of Acquiring CompanyParo Company Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015 Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSolar CompanyParo CompanySolar CompanyBookMarket Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. LifeAssetsCash Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Inventory100,000Current Assets50,000Investment in Subsidiary Land Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Buildings and Equipment Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset 150,000Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Other Intangibles Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. GoodwillTotal Assets300,000-LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current
  • 52. Liabilities. Bonds Payable Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term Liabilities. Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35 is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell. Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset
  • 53. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill where book and market values are identical. Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Other Long-Term LiabilitiesTotal Liabilities-Equity Acquired CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsEquity Acquiring CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsTotal Equity-Total Liabilities and Equity-Net Assets at Market of Acquired Co.-Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends
  • 54. Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense ofBuildings and Equipment-- Amortization Expense ofOther Intangibles--Other ExpensesInterest ExpenseSubsidiary IncomeTotal300,000BalancesBalancesPurchase PriceCashNumber of shares exchangedPar value of a share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock exchanged-Total purchase price-Ownership Interest enter as .7 for 70%Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI InterestERROR:#DIV/0!Estimated Value of NCI interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or Capital E for EquityEYears since AcquisitionValue AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany Fair ValueERROR:#DIV/0!-ERROR:#DIV/0!Fair Value of Net Assets Excluding Goodwill---GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!- ERROR:#DIV/0!Gain on AcquisitionERROR:#DIV/0!Determination and Distribution of Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair Value of CompanyERROR:#DIV/0!- ERROR:#DIV/0!Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon Stock-Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-Retained Earnings-Total Equity-Interest Acquired- 01.00Book Value0-Excess of Fair Value over Book Value-ERROR:#DIV/0!Elimination EntryKeyCommon Stock-ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par- ELRetained Earnings-ELInvestment in Subsidiary- 0ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory(100,000)D-Current Assets(50,000)D- Land-DBuildings and Equipment(150,000)D---D---D-Other Intangibles-D---D-GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!D-Bonds Payable- D---D-Other Long-Term Liabilities-D-Investment in Subsidiary -DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/IncomeERROR:#DIV/0!DAcquired Company REERROR:#DIV/0!DCheckERROR:#DIV/0!Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory-Buildings and Equipment-----Other
  • 55. Intangibles-----Other Long-Term Liabilities- Total00Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofABuildings and EquipmentA-A- AAmortization Expense ofAOther IntangiblesA-AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE-AAcquiring Company RE- AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A--AOther Intangibles-A--A--AOther Long-Term Liabilities-ATotal- Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account- CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account-CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account-CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity Method -CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsParo CompanySolar CompanyKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated Balance SheetCash-------Inventory---Current Assets-- D0(50000)D(50,000)--------Investment in Subsidiary --0EL- D00DCV00CVCY00CYLand--00D-Buildings and Equipment-- D0(150000)D(150,000)Accumulated Depreciation--A00A---- D00D----A00A----D00D----A00A-Other Intangibles--D00D- A00A---D00D-A00A----Goodwill-- DERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!Current Liabilities-----------Bonds Payable--D00D----D00D-A00AOther Long-Term Liabilities--D00D-A00ACommon Stock--EL--Paid- in Capital in Excess of Par--EL--Retained Earnings--EL- ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A-0ACommon Stock---Paid- in Capital in Excess of Par---Retained Earnings-- ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A00ACV-0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A-A- Depreciation Expense of---Buildings and Equipment--A-A----A- A----A-A-Amortization Expense of---Other Intangibles--A-A---- A-A-----Other Expenses---Interest Expense--A-A-Subsidiary Income--CY00CY-Gain on Acquisition of
  • 56. BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!TotalBalancesBalan cesERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCI Share--Controlling ShareERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCIERROR:#DIV/0!ER ROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Retained EarningsERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!Inco me Distribution SchedulesSolar CompanyInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss-Current Year Amortizations0Adjusted (Income) or Loss-NCI Share-Controlling Share-Paro CompanyInternally Generated Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin of BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Share of Subsidiary- TotalERROR:#DIV/0! Problem 3-10Name of Company Being AcquiredSwitzer Corporation Carol Fischer: Insert Name of Company Being Acquired in this Cell. Name of Acquiring CompanyPaulcraft Corporation Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Date of AcquisitionJanuary 1, 2015 Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell. Current YearDate of AcquisitionTrial BalanceSwitzer CorporationPaulcraft CorporationSwitzer CorporationBookMarket Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. LifeAssetsCash Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Accounts Receivable
  • 57. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable InventoryInvestment in Subsidiary Land Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Buildings Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Equipment Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation GoodwillTotal Assets--LiabilitiesCurrent Liabilities Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Bonds Payable Carol Fischer: Rows 34, 35, and 36 are reserved for Long-Term Liabilities. Row 34 is for Bonds or Long-Term Notes Payable and Row 35 is for any premium or disount on the notes or bonds. Carol Fischer: Insert the Name of the Acquiring Company in this cell. Carol Fischer: Insert the Date of Acquisition in this Cell.
  • 58. Carol Fischer: Insert all market values even if they are the same as the fair values. Carol Fischer: Insert Current Assets in Cell A8 through A13. Cell A8 is reserved for Cash. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accounts Receivable Carol Fischer: Do Not insert an account in this cell. Carol Fischer: Row 16 is reserved for the Land Account. Carol Fischer: Row 17 is reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciaion. Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation Carol Fischer: Reserved for a Depreciable Fixed Asset. Carol Fischer: Reserved for Accumulated Depreciation
  • 59. Carol Fischer: Rows 23 and, 24, are reserved for intangibles other than goodwill. This intangible may have differing book and market values. Carol Fischer: Reserved for an Intangible other than goodwill where book and market values are identical. Carol Fischer: This Cell should be left Blank Carol Fischer: Rows 31, 32, and 33 are reserved for Current Liabilities. Discount on Bonds PayableTotal Liabilities--Equity Acquired CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsEquity Acquiring CompanyCommon StockPaid-in Capital in Excess of ParRetained EarningsTotal Equity-Total Liabilities and Equity-Net Assets at Market of Acquired Co.-Dividends Declared Acquired CompanyDividends Declared Acquiring CompanySalesCost of Goods SoldDepreciation Expense ofBuildingsEquipment-Amortization Expense of---Other ExpensesInterest ExpenseSubsidiary IncomeTotalBalancesBalancesBalancesPurchase PriceCashNumber of shares exchangedPar value of a share of stockMarket value of a share of stockMarket value of stock exchanged-Total purchase price-Ownership Interest enter as .7 for 70%Goodwill Applicable to NCIImplied Value of NCI InterestERROR:#DIV/0!Estimated Value of NCI interest if not the implied proportional amount--Enter amount or 0- 0Method of Accounting for Investment--Enter Capital C for Cost or Capital E for EquityYears since AcquisitionValue AnalysisCompany Fair ValueParent PriceNCI ValueCompany Fair ValueERROR:#DIV/0!-ERROR:#DIV/0!Fair Value of Net Assets Excluding Goodwill---GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!-
  • 60. ERROR:#DIV/0!Gain on AcquisitionERROR:#DIV/0!Determination and Distribution of Excess ScheduleImplied Company ValueParent PriceNCI ValueFair Value of CompanyERROR:#DIV/0!- ERROR:#DIV/0!Less Book Value of Interest AcquiredCommon Stock-Paid-in Capital in Excess of Par-Retained Earnings-Total Equity-Interest Acquired- 01.00Book Value0-Excess of Fair Value over Book Value-ERROR:#DIV/0!Elimination EntryKeyCommon Stock-ELPaid-in Capital in Excess of Par- ELRetained Earnings-ELInvestment in Subsidiary- 0ELAdjustment to Identifiable AccountsDebit (Credit)KeyLifeInventory-D---D-Land-DBuildings-D- Equipment-D---D---D---D-GoodwillERROR:#DIV/0!D-Bonds Payable-D-Discount on Bonds Payable-D---D-Investment in Subsidiary -DGain Taken to Acquiring Co. RE/IncomeERROR:#DIV/0!DAcquired Company REERROR:#DIV/0!DCheckERROR:#DIV/0!Amortization ScheduleAccount AdjustmentAnnual AmountCurrent YearPrior YearsTotalInventory-Buildings-Equipment-------Discount on Bonds Payable---Total00Amortization EntryDebit (Credit)KeyCost of Goods SoldADepreciation Expense ofABuildingsAEquipmentA-AAmortization Expense ofA-A- AInterest ExpenseAAcquired Company RE-AAcquiring Company RE-AInventory-AAccumulated Depreciation- AAccumulated Depreciation-A--A--A--ADiscount on Bonds Payable-A--ATotal-Method Adjustment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyIs Adjustment Necessary?NOAdjustment to Investment Account-CVAdjustment to Retained Earnings Account-CVDate Alignment ScheduleDebit (Credit)KeyAdjustment to Subsidiary Income Account- CYAdjustment to Subsidiary Dividend Account-CYAdjustment to Investment Account under Equity Method -CYConsolidated WorksheetTrial BalanceEliminationsPaulcraft CorporationSwitzer CorporationKeyDebitCreditKeyConsolidated Net IncomeNon Control InterestControlling Retained EarningsConsolidated
  • 61. Balance SheetCash---Accounts Receivable---Inventory------ D00D---------Investment in Subsidiary --0EL- D00DCV00CVCY00CYLand--00D-Buildings--D00D- Accumulated Depreciation--A00A-Equipment--D00D- Accumulated Depreciation--A00A----D00D----A00A----D00D- A00A---D00D-A00A----Goodwill-- DERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!Current Liabilities-----------Bonds Payable--D00D-Discount on Bonds Payable--D00D-A00A---D00D-A00ACommon Stock--EL--Paid- in Capital in Excess of Par--EL--Retained Earnings--EL- ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A-0ACommon Stock---Paid- in Capital in Excess of Par---Retained Earnings-- ERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!A00ACV-0CVDividends Declared Acquired Company---CY-Dividends Declared Acquiring Company---Sales---Cost of Goods Sold--A-A- Depreciation Expense of---Buildings--A-A-Equipment--A-A---- A-A-Amortization Expense of------A-A----A-A-----Other Expenses---Interest Expense--A-A-Subsidiary Income-- CY00CY-Gain on Acquisition of BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!DERROR:#DIV/0!TotalBalancesBalan cesERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCI Share--Controlling ShareERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!NCIERROR:#DIV/0!ER ROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Retained EarningsERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!ERROR:#DIV/0!Inco me Distribution SchedulesSwitzer CorporationInternally Generated Net (Income) or Loss-Current Year Amortizations0Adjusted (Income) or Loss-NCI Share- Controlling Share-Paulcraft CorporationInternally Generated Net Income-Gain on Acquisitin of BusinessERROR:#DIV/0!Controlling Share of Subsidiary- TotalERROR:#DIV/0!