Prepare the consolidation worksheet journal entries

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GROUP CASE STUDY

On 1 July 2013 Batman Ltd acquired all of the share capital of Robin Limited for a consideration of $472000 cash and a patent that was held in their accounts at a book value of $8000 but now had a fair value of $13000.

At that date all the identifiable assets and liabilities were recorded at fair value with the exception of:

ASSET

Book Value

Market Value

Inventory

9,600

11,500

Land

20,000

25,000

Plant

14,000


(lessdepn.)

(2000)



12,000

19,000

Accounts Receivable

14,000

12,700

  • The inventory was all sold by 30/6/14. The remaining useful life of the plant is 7 years.
  • The accounts receivable were collected by 30/6/14 for $12,500.
  • The land was sold on 30/12/16 for $26000. The plant was on hand still at 30/6/17.

At the date of acquisition the equity of Batman Ltd consisted of:                              

Share Capital - 300,000                                  

General Reserve - 96,000                                            

Retained Earnings - 56,000                                          

Information from the trial balances of Batman Ltd and Robin Ltd at 30 June 2017 is presented overleaf.

Additional Information

1. On 1 Jan 2017 Robin Ltd sold inventory to Batman Ltd costing $60,000 for $80,000. Half of this inventory was sold to outside parties for $60,000 by 30/6/17.

2. On 1 Jan 2016 Robin Ltd sold inventory costing $5000 to Batman Ltd for $7000. Batman Ltd treats the item as equipment and depreciates it at 5% per annum.

3. On 1 July 2016 Robin sold plant to Batman for $10,000. The plant had cost Robin $10,000 on 1 July 2014 and it was being depreciated at 10% per annum. Batman regards the plant as inventory. The inventory was all sold by 30th July 2016.

4. At 1 July 2016 Robin Ltd held inventory that it had purchased from Batman Ltd on 1 June 2016 at a profit of $6000. All inventory was sold by 30 J2017.                

5. Batman Ltd accrues dividends from Robin Ltd once they are declared.

6. Batman Ltd has earned $500 in interest revenue in the 2017 financial year from Robin Ltd.

7. Batman Ltd has earned $3500 in service revenue in the 2017 financial year from Robin Ltd.

8. Assume a tax rate of 30%.

Required:

A. Prepare the acquisition analysis at 1 July 2013.

B. Prepare the BCVR and pre-acquisition journal entries at 1 July 2013.

C. Prepare the BCVR and pre-acquisition journal entries at 30 June 2017.

D. Prepare the consolidation worksheet journal entries to eliminate the effects of inter-entity transactions as at 30 June 2017.

E. Prepare the consolidation worksheet for the preparation of the consolidated financial statements for the period ended 30 June 2017.    

F. Prepare the consolidated statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income, the consolidated balance sheet and the consolidated statement of changes in equity for the period ended 30 June 2017.

THE CASE STUDY IS WORTH 20% OF THE TOTAL MARKS FOR THE UNIT

Trial Balances As at 30 June 2017              


Batman Ltd

Robin Ltd


DR

CR

DR

CR

 

Sales Revenue


 

1,192,500


932,500

 

Cost of Sales

888,000


676,000


 

Wages and Salaries

61,000


32,000


 

Depreciation Expense

5,200


4,800


 

Service Expense

3,500


5,000


 

Interest Expense

7,000


500


 

Other Expenses

4,000


6,000


Gain on Sale of Non-Current Assets

-



7,000

 

Service Revenue


6,000


5,000

 

Interest Revenue


500


7,000

 

Dividend Revenue


10,000


-

 

Income tax expense

97,120


118,480


 

Retained Earnings 1/7/16


100,820


70,280

 

Dividend Paid

10,000


5,000


 

Dividend Declared

12,000


5,000


 

Share Capital


500,000


300,000

 

General Reserve


135,000


96,000

 

Other Equity 1/7/16


4,000


12,000

 

Gains on Financial Assets


1,000


6,000

 

Loan Payable to Batman Ltd


 

-


5,000

 

Deferred Tax Liability


52,000


30,000

 

Dividend Payable


12,000


5,000

 

Shares in Robin Ltd

485,000


-


 

Cash

125,000


85,000


 

Inventories

168,000


36,000


 

Other Current Assets

11,000


300,000


 

Dividend Receivable

5,000


-


 

Loan receivable from Robin Ltd

5,000


-


Financial Assets

15,000


68,000


Plant and Equipment

52,000


28,000


Acc. Depreciation Plant


10,000


14,000

Land

70,000


120,000



2,023,820

2,023,820

1,489,780

1,489,780

Reference no: EM131632942

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