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QUESTION 27 On Jan. 1 Year 1, P spent 250 million to buy 100% of S....

QUESTION 27

  1. On Jan. 1 Year 1, P spent 250 million to buy 100% of S. At that date, some key numbers (in millions) are:

                            S common stock         15

                            S paid-in capital          20

                            S retained earnings     80

                                        Total book equity = 115

    All of the assets and liabilities of S had book values = fair values, except:

    Buildings had fair value 20 higher than book value. The remaining life is 10 years.

    Inventory had a fair value 10 lower than book value. The inventory was sold in Year 1.

    At the end of year 1, The books of the two companies reflect the following:

    Figures in millions

    P

    S

    Book value

    Book value

    Cash

    300

    63

    Receivables (25 receivable by P from S)

    105

    12

    Inventory

    20

    13

    Land

    30

    10

    Buildings (net of deprec.)

    300

    100

    Investment in S

    269

    Intangible assets

    26

    Goodwill

    0

    total assets

    1050

    198

    Accounts payable (25 payable by S to P)

    26

    38

    Accrued liabilities

    29

    10

    long-term bonds

    340

    30

    total liabilities

    395

    78

    Common stock of P, at par

    25

    Common stock of S, at par

    15

    Additional paid-in capital

    85

    20

    retained earnings (ending)

    545

    85

    total equity

    655

    120

    Total liabilities + equity

    1050

    198

    Revenues

    284

    130

    Expenses

    203

    115

    Income from subsidiary

    23

    Dividends (S paid 10 to P)

    14

    10

    Beginning Retained earnings

    455

    80

    Ending retained earnings

    545

    85

    What should be the balance in consolidation for accounts payable?

use the same facts as the prior questions, what is the correct Year one consolidated net income?

use the above facts. What is the correct consolidated dividends for Year 1?

Use the above facts. What is the correct consolidated Year 1 balance for Investment in S?

Homework Answers

Answer #1

Consolidated Accounts Payable= 26+(38-25)= 39

Consolidated Net Income =90-2( Depriciation on Additinal Building Value )- 10( Inventory Loss )ie = 90-2-10= 78+5=83.

Consolidated Divident= 14 ( 10 Paid By S, adjusted in income from subsidiary and added to Reatined Earnings )

Investment in S= 269-12( Consolidated Net profit Changes 95-83= 12) Less 18 ( addition on Biulding Revalued ) Less- Common Stock in S= 15 Add+ Income from Subsidiary=10-Paid up Capital In S=20 = ( 269-12-18-15+10-20)= 214

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