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Grand Champion, Inc., purchased America's Sweethearts Corporation on January 1, 2013. At the time, America's Sweethearts had $750,000 of identifiable assets and $525,000 of liabilities. Grand Champion, Inc., paid $900,000 for America's Sweethearts Corporation.
Assume that three years later the fair value of America's Sweethearts is $720,000. Of this fair value, $350,000 is attributable to identifiable assets and liabilities. Assume that America's Sweethearts is a reporting unit of Grand Champion. At the end of 2014, America's Sweethearts has a fair value of $720,000 and a book value of $850,000, which includes any goodwill recorded. Of this fair value, $350,000 is attributable to identifiable assets and liabilities.1. Calculate the impairment loss (if any). If there is no impairment loss, leave the entry box blank.2. Record the appropriate journal entry.
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