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ACG 4201 Week 1 Individual Work
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Problem 1-7 page 47
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Does the price asked seem to be a real bargain?
Consider the fair value of the entire equity of Al’s Hardware; then
decided if the price is reasonable a 60% interest.

If the deal were completed, what accounting methods would you
recommend either on the books of Al’s Hardware or in the consolidation
process? Al’s Hardware would remain a separate legal entity with a
substantial noncontroling interest.
What if Great Value Hardware Stores was less concerned about being
associated with statements that were not accurate and felt strongly about
closing the deal for non-financial reasons?
How would you proceed?
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Problem 3-2
Problem 3-3
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ACG 4201 Week 4 Individual Work 1
Problem 3-2
Problem 3-3
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Problem 3-2
Problem 3-3

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Problem 4-14
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Case 5-3: Alternative Ways to Transfer Asset to Subsidiary
The Case has four parts to complete. Part 1is to do journal entries to
record the sale of the equipment in the books of Pannier and purchase of
the equipment in the books of Jodestar. These are the same journal
entries you did in your Introductory accounting class. The accounts to
use are Sales, Notes Receivable, Cost of Goods Sold, and Inventory.
There are three entries (note that a debit and a credit is considered one
entry); two in the books of Pannier and one in the books of Jodestar.
Part 2 is to prepare a consolidated Income Statement and a consolidated
balance sheet. Note that the sale or purchase of the equipment is not
included in the trial balances. Use the templates provided. Check figures
for net income provided and the balance sheet total are provided. Note
that the ownership of Pannier of Jodestar is 80%.
Part 3 is to complete journal entries assuming a sales-type lease.
Accounts to use are Minimum Lease Payments Receivable, Inventory,
Cash, Unearned Interest Income, Sales-Type profit on Lease, Asset
Under Capital Lease, and Obligation Under Capital Lease. There is one
compound entry of five accounts (two debits and three credits) in the
books of Pannier and one entry of three accounts (one debit and two
credits) in the books of Jodestar. All these accounts and entries are
illustrated in the book.

Part 4 is This is to simply indicate whether or not there will be a
difference in the consolidated
statements assuming a sales-type capital lease instead of intercompany
purchase/sale of
the equipment.
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The objective for this paper is to explain what I have learned about from
our class discussion, learning activities, and our readings of Chapter 6 in
our text, Advanced Accounting. It will show my personal understanding
through analyzing and explaining in my own words, and sited sources,
my analysis of the concepts that we have learned. In this assignment, we
were to use what you have learned in this course and from prior financial
accounting courses to calculate earnings per share for a consolidated
firm. The guidelines for this assignment are as follows:

Complete Problem 6-4 on page 366 of Advanced Accounting to
calculate basic and diluted consolidated earnings per share.
Complete Problem 6-6 on page 367 of Advanced Accounting to prepare
a consolidated worksheet for taxation, simple equity, inventory, and
land.
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Problem 8-6
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Problem 8-4
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Problem M-3
This requires you to analyze the impact on earnings on three hedged
relationships – Futures Contract, Forward Contract, and Option. A clear
understanding of how each of these hedging instruments “works”.
Below are templates and a few of the answers. For example: For the
“Futures Contract To Sell” on March 31 is $600, calculated by
multiplying 10,000 units (number of units per contract) by the difference
between the futures price per unit ($3.50) as of February 28 and the

Futures price per unit as of March 31 ($3.44). Note that the $600 is a
gain since the seller can buy the commodity at $3.44 per unit on March
31 and sells it at a committed price of $3.50 per unit. However, the net
impact of earnings will be the difference between this gain ($600) and
the $500 ([$3.45 - $3.40] x 10,000) decline in the value of the inventory.
Thus, the seller without hedging with the futures contract, the seller
would have lost $500, and had gained $100 by hedging with the futures
contract.
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IMPORTANT: To understand and do this work correctly and
adequately, you MUST review and understand chapter 11 in its entirety,
including the examples, illustrations, journal entries, and
REFLECTIONS. Also, you should review Week 11 Learning Activities
practice problems. Specifically, you should review and understand the
section “Basic Translation Process: Functional Currency to Reporting
Currency” starting on page 612 of the book.

Problem 11-3 is divided into two parts. Part 1 is to translate Sorenson
Company’s (the subsidiary) trial into the USD. Part 2 is to prepare the
consolidated financial statements of Pueblo Company and Sorenson
Company. Use the templates provided below. Templates for (A) and (D)
in the worksheet are provided after the “consolidation” template. Note
that these templates MUST be completed before the “consolidation”
template.
Part 1 – Note that the exchange rate as of December 31, 2018 is used to
translate the balance sheet items and the 2018 Average is used to
translate income statement items. For Retained Earnings, use the “Note
A” template after the trial balance. Note that income is translated at the
average exchange rate. Also, note that the total of Sorenson’s trial
balance in dollars should be zero, just as it is in FC.
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IMPORTANT: To understand and do this work correctly and
adequately, you MUST review and understand chapter 11 in its entirety,

including the examples, illustrations, journal entries, and
REFLECTIONS. Also, you should review Week 11 Learning Activities
practice problems. Specifically, you should review and understand the
section “Basic Translation Process: Functional Currency to Reporting
Currency” starting on page 612 of the book.
Problem 11-3 is divided into two parts. Part 1 is to translate Sorenson
Company’s (the subsidiary) trial into the USD. Part 2 is to prepare the
consolidated financial statements of Pueblo Company and Sorenson
Company. Use the templates provided below. Templates for (A) and (D)
in the worksheet are provided after the “consolidation” template. Note
that these templates MUST be completed before the “consolidation”
template.
Part 1 – Note that the exchange rate as of December 31, 2018 is used to
translate the balance sheet items and the 2018 Average is used to
translate income statement items. For Retained Earnings, use the “Note
A” template after the trial balance. Note that income is translated at the
average exchange rate. Also, note that the total of Sorenson’s trial
balance in dollars should be zero, just as it is in FC.
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