Reference no: EM13225623
Problem:
Goodwill
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Parent's 80%
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NCI 20%
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Total 100%
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Cost of 80% of Aster Ltd.
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1,000,000
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Value of 20% of Aster Ltd.
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250,000
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Imputed value of 100% of Aster Ltd.
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1,250,000
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Book value of Aster's net assets
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Common shares
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375,000
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Retained earning
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693,750
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1,068,750
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855,000
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213,750
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1,068,750
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Acquisition Differential
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Allocated:
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FV-BV
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Inventories
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12,500
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Equipment
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93,750
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Investments
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12,500
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118,750
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118,750
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Balance--goodwill
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62,500
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On the acquisition date, the equipment was estimated to have remaining life of 10 years with no residual value.
Acquisition differential on Equipment was $93,750/10 year=$9,375/year
Acquisition-differential amortization and impairment
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Balance Jan.1 20X1
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Amortization & impairment
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Balance
December 31
20X6
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To the end 20X5
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20x6
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Inventory
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12,500
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12,500
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Investment
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12,500
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12,500
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Equipment
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93,750
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46,875
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9,375
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37,500
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118,750
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71,875
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9,375
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37,500
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Peony Ltd received $112,500 royalties payment from Aster Ltd.
At the beginning of 20X4, Peony purchased some equipment from Aster for $113,750 and their book value were $87,500.
Gain on sale of equipment was $26,250
Gain realized each year would be
$26,250/7years=$3,750
Depreciation expense: $113,750/7 years=$16,250 per year - $3,750=$12,500
December 31,20X5, Aster's inventory included $25,000 of goods purchased from Peony. This is upstream intercompany transaction. The goods sold in 20X6 and got a profit of $10,000 (40%*$25,000). $10,000 should be added to Peony's net income.
December 31,20X5, Peony purchased $125,000 of goods from Aster, and the goods were sold in 20X6. This is a downstream intercompany transaction. The profit of $50,000(40%*$125,000) should be added to Aster's net income.
In 20X6, Peony sold goods to Aster of $125,000. The total profit would be $50,000(40%*$125,000). However, $50,000 of the goods were still in Aster's inventory. $20,000 should be hold back as unrealized profit that should be deducted from Peony's net income.
In 20X6, Aster sold $875,000 goods to Peony. The profit would be $350,000($875,000*40%). $87,500 of goods was still in Peony's inventory that result in an unrealized profit of $35,000($87,500*40%), which should be deducted from Aster's net income.
Net income--Peony
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581,250
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Less dividend income from Aster(80% of Aster's paid out dividends)
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90,000
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Less royalty revenue
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112,500
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Add a profit of beginning inventory
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10,000
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Less a profit of ending inventory
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20,000
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Adjusted net income
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398,750
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Net income-- Aster
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236,250
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Less Acquisition differential on equipment
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9,375
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Add a profit of beginning inventory
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50,000
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Less a profit of ending inventory
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35,000
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Adjusted net income
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241,875
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Net income
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Allocated to
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Shareholders' of Peony
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*80%
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193,500
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NCI
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*20%
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48,375
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Consolidated net income
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592,250
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Peony Ltd
Consolidated income statement
Sales
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$2,500,000+$1,875,000-
($125,000+$875,000)
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Royalty revenue
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$75,000
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$187,500-royalty revenue:$112,500
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Dividend income
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$3,750
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$93,750-$90,000
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Total revenue
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Cost of sales
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$1,500,000+$1,125,000-($125,000+$875,000)+$20,000+$35,000-
($10,000+$50,000)
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Other expenses
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700,000+513,750-$9,375
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Depreciation expense
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Total expenses
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$2,877,125
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Net income
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$551,625
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Assets:
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Cash and Cash Equivalents
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Accounts Receivable
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Land
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Building (net)
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Equipment (net)
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Goodwill
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Total assets
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Liabilities and shareholders' equity:
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Accounts payable
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Long-term debt
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Total liabilities
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Common shares
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Retained earnings
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Total shareholders' equity
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Total liabilities and shareholders' equity
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