Prepare journal entries for odom ltd to record

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Question 1: Cost method Vs. Equity method

Odom Ltd purchased a 30% shareholding in Bryant Ltd on 1 Jan 2007 for $60 000. This purchase resulted in Odom Ltd having significant influence over Bryant Ltd. Bryant's assets were recorded at fair values and its owners' equity, totalling $180 000, was:
o share capital $80 000
o reserves $60 000 and retained profits $40 000
During 2007 Bryant Ltd reported profit of $100 000, from which a dividend of $60 000 was paid. Also during the year, Bryant Ltd revalued its assets upwards by $50 000. Odom Ltd is a non-parent entity.

Required:

(a) Prepare journal entries for Odom Ltd to record all events in 2007 for its investment in Bryant Ltd;
(b) Assume that Odom Ltd is a parent entity. Prepare journal entries for Odom Ltd to record its investment in Bryant Ltd in its own financial statements.

Question 2: Adapted from Example 26.1 on pages 889-890 - Profits on intercompany inventory transactions

Walton Ltd owns 25% of Bax Ltd and 60% of Finsey Ltd. Bax Ltd and Finsey Ltd are associate and subsidiary of Walton Ltd, respectively.

Bax Ltd reported $240 000 profit in 20X8. During 20X8, inventory sales took place between the Bax Ltd and its related parties:

 

Sale price

($)

Cost

($)

Profit

($)

On hand % at 31 December 20X8

Bax to Walton

56 000

40 000

16 000

80%

Walton to Bax

90 000

70 000

20 000

50%

Bax to Finsey

45 000

30 000

15 000

70%

Required:
Prepare journal entries for Walton Ltd to record the above events in 20X8 using equity method.

Question 3: Comprehensive with financial statements (continued from Lecture example 1)

Odom Ltd Balance Sheet
As at 31 Dec 2006

Plant and equipment

200 000

Other net assets

300 000

Total net assets

500 000

 

Paid up capital

 

400 000

Retained profits

100 000

Owners' equity

500 000

• Odom Ltd purchased a 30% shareholding in Bryant Ltd on 1 Jan 2007 for
$60 000. This purchase resulted in Odom Ltd having significant influence over Bryant Ld.
• Odom is a non-parent entity.
• Bryant's assets were recorded at fair values and its owners' equity, totalling
$180 000, was:
o share capital $80 000
o reserves $60 000 and retained profits $40 000
• During the year, Bryant reported profit of $100 000 and revalued its assets upwards by $50 000.
• Bryant paid a $60 000 dividend out of current year profit. Odom Ltd uses the separate recognition method to account for the dividend received from Bryant Ltd.
• During the year Odom Ltd generated revenue of $250 000 (excluding revenue from any share investments) and recognised $160 000 of expenses. Odom Ltd also paid dividend of $50 000.
• During the year, Bryant Ltd sold inventory to Odom Ltd and made profit of
$10 000. All of this inventory was still held by Odom Ltd at 31 December 2007, the year end.

Required:

(a) Prepare journal entries for Odom Ltd to record all events in 2007 for its investment in Bryant Ltd.
(b) Prepare an income statement and a balance sheet for Odom Ltd in 2007.

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