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Contoh Pembahasan Soal Advanced Accounting 12th Chapter 4

Contoh Pembahasan Soal Advanced Accounting 12th Global Edition Karangan Floyd A Beams. Joseph H. Anthony
Bruce Bettinghaus. Kenneth A. Smith
Chapter 4. Consolidation Techniques and Procedures


P4-2(in thousands of $)

Preliminary computations

Purchase price for 80% interest acquired 
$10,000,000
Implied fair value of Theo AB ($10,000,000 / 80%)
$12,500,000
Book value of Theo AB’s net assets
$10,000,000
      Allocated to goodwill
$2,500,000d
Noncontrolling interest share:

20% of Theo AB net income ($150,000 x 20%)
$  300,000b

Beginning noncontrolling interest:

20% of Beginning implied fair value of Theo
$2,500,000c

      ($12,500,000 x 20%)


LIAM AB AND SUBSIDIARY CONSOLIDATION WORKPAPER FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2014 (IN THOUSANDS)

Liam AB
Theo AB
Adjustments and Eliminations
Consolidated Statements
Debits
Credits
Income Statement





Sales
$ 67,000
$ 30,500


$ 97,500
Income from Theo AB
$ 1,200

a. 1,200


Cost of sales
-$ 42,000
-$ 25,000


-$ 67,000
Expenses
-$ 21,900
-$ 4,000


-$ 25,900
Noncontrolling interest share


b. 300

-$ 300
Controlling share of net income
$ 4,300
$ 1,500


$ 4,300
Retained Earnings Statement





Retained earnings - Liam AB
$ 11,600



$ 11,600
Retained earnings - Theo AB

$ 8,000
c. 8,000


Controlling share of net income
$ 4,300
$ 1,500


$ 4,300
Dividends
-$ 3,000
-$ 500

a. 400
-$ 3,000




b. 100

Retained earnings - December 31
$ 12,900
$ 9,000


$ 12,900






Balance Sheet





Cash
$ 800
$ 600


$ 1,400
Accounts receivable-net
$ 1,300
$ 800


$ 2,100
Dividends receivable
$ 400


d. 400

Inventories
$ 2,600
$ 400


$ 3,000
Other current assets
$ 1,200
$ 1,800


$ 3,000
Land
$ 3,000
$ 4,200


$ 7,200
Buildings-net
$ 3,200
$ 3,600


$ 6,800
Equipment-net
$ 2,200
$ 2,400


$ 4,600
Investment in Theo AB
$ 10,800


a. 800





c. 10,000

Goodwill


c. 2,500

$ 2,500
Total Assets
$ 25,500
$ 13,800


$ 30,600






Accounts payable
$ 1,000
$ 400


$ 1,400
Dividends payable
$ 2,500
$ 500
d. 400

$ 2,600
Notes payable
$ 4,100
$ 1,900


$ 6,000
Capital Stock, $10 par
$ 5,000
$ 2,000
c. 2,000

$ 5,000
Retained earnings
$ 12,900
$ 9,000


$ 12,900

$ 25,500
$ 13,800



Noncontrolling interest January 1



c. 2,500

Noncontrolling interest December 31



b. 200
$ 2,700
Total liabilities and equities




$ 30,600




P4-4

Pal Corporation and Subsidiary
Consolidation Workpapers
for the year ended December 31, 2011
(in thousands)


Pal

Sun 75%
Adjustments and
Eliminations
Consolidated
Statements
Income Statement
Sales

$1,600

$400



$2,000 
Income from Sun
  72

a  72


Cost of sales
1,000*
200*


1,200*
Other expenses
  388*
104*


492*
Consolidated NI




$ 308
Noncontrollingshare


c  24

24*
Controlling share of NI
$  284
$ 96


$ 284






Retained Earnings
Retained earnings —Pal

$  720




$720 
Retained earnings —Sun

$136
b 136


Controlling share of NI
  284ü
96ü


284
Dividends
  200*
64*

a  48





c  16
200*
Retained earnings – Dec 31
$  804
$168


$804






Balance Sheet
Cash

$ 236

$ 60



$ 296 
Accounts receivable
320
80


400 
Dividends receivable
  from Sun

24



e  24

Inventories
380
40


420 
Note receivable from Pal

20

d  20

Land
260
120


380
Buildings —net
680
320


1,000
Equipment —net
520
200


720
Investment in Sun
744


a  24
b 720

Goodwill
______
____
b 224

224

$3,164
$840


$3,440






Accounts payable
$ 340
$ 40 


$ 380
Note payable to Sun
20

d  20


Dividends payable

32
e  24

8
Capital stock, $10 par
2,000
600
b 600

2,000
Retained earnings
804ü
168ü


804

$3,164
$840



Noncontrolling interest January 1

b 240

Noncontrolling interest December 31
__________
c   8
248



1,100
1,100
$3,440
*  Deduct

P4-4(continued)

Supporting Calculations
Sun’s value at acquisition:

Book value at December 31, 2011
$768
Less: 2011 Net income
 (96)
Add: 2011 Dividends
64
Book value on January 1, 2011
$736


Purchase price of Pal’s 75% share
$720
Implied fair value of Sun ($720 / 75%)
$960
Sun’s book value
736
Excess allocated to Goodwill
$224
Noncontrolling interest (25% x $960)
$240

Sun’s Adjusted Income
Sun’s net income 
$96
Less: Amortization of Goodwill
 (0) 
Sun’s adjusted income
$96
Pal’s 75% share
$72
Noncontrolling interest 25% share
$24


P4-7
Preliminary computations
Allocation of excess fair value over book value
Cost of 70% interest January 1
$490,000
Implied fair value of Sol ($490,000 / 70%)
$700,000
Book value of Sol
(600,000)
      Excess fair value over book value
$100,000


Excess allocated

      Undervalued inventory items sold in 2011
$  5,000
      Undervalued buildings (7 year life)
  14,000
      Undervalued equipment (3 year life)
  21,000
      Remainder to goodwill
60,000
      Excess fair value over book value
$100,000


Calculation of income from Sol

Sol’s reported net income
$100,000
Less: Undervalued inventories sold in 2011
  (5,000)
Less: Depreciation on building ($14,000/7 years)
  (2,000)
Less: Depreciation on equipment ($21,000/3 years)
  (7,000)
Adjusted income from Sol
$ 86,000
Par’s 70% controlling share
$ 60,200
30% Noncontrolling interest share
$ 25,800

Workpaper entries for 2011
a
Income from Sol
 60,200


      Dividends (Sol)

 35,000

      Investment in Sol 

 25,200




b
Capital stock (Sol)
500,000


Retained earnings (Sol) - January 1
100,000


Unamortized excess
100,000


      Investment in Sol

490,000

      Noncontrolling interest - January 1

210,000




c
Cost of sales (for inventory items)
  5,000


Buildings —net
 14,000


Equipment —net
 21,000


Goodwill
60,000


      Unamortized excess

100,000




d
Depreciation expense
  2,000


      Buildings —net

  2,000




e
Depreciation expense
  7,000


      Equipment —net

  7,000




f
Noncontrolling Interest Share
25,800


      Dividends —Sol

 15,000

      Noncontrolling Interest

 10,800




g
Accounts payable
 10,000


      Accounts receivable

 10,000




h
Dividends payable
 14,000


      Dividends receivable

 14,000

P4-7 (continued)
Par Corporation and Subsidiary
Consolidation Workpapers
for the year ended December 31, 2011
(in thousands)


Par

Sol 70%
Adjustments and
Eliminations
Consolidated
Statements
Income Statement
Sales

$  800

$ 700



$1,500
Income from Sol
    60.2

a  60.2


Gain on equipment

    10

 

 

 

    10

Cost of sales
   300*
  400*
c   5

   705*
Depreciation expense 
   155*
   60*
d   2

   224*



e   7


Other expenses
   160*
  140*


   300*
Consolidated NI




$  281
Noncontrollingshare
________
_____
f  25.8

25.8*
Controlling share of NI
$  255.2
$ 100


$  255.2
Retained Earnings
Retained earnings —Par

$  300




$  300
Retained earnings —Sol

$ 100
b 100


Controlling share of NI
   255.2ü
  100ü


   255.2
Dividends
   200*
   50*

a  35





f  15
   200*
Retained earnings – Dec 31
$  355.2
$ 150


$  355.2
Balance Sheet
Cash

$   96

$  60



$  156
Accounts receivable 
   100
   70

g  10
   160
Dividends receivable 
    14


h  14

Inventories
   150
  100


   250
Other current assets 
    70
   30


   100
Land
    50
  100


   150
Buildings —net
   140
  160
c  14
d   2
   312
Equipment —net
   570
  330
c  21
e   7
   914
Investment in Sol
   515.2


a  25.2
b 490

Goodwill


c  60

60
Unamortized excess
________
_____
b 100
c 100
______

$1,705.2
$ 850


$2,102
Accounts payable
$  200
$  85
g  10

$  275
Dividends payable
   100
   20
h  14

   106
Other liabilities
    50
   95


   145
Capital stock, $10 par
 1,000
  500
b 500

 1,000
Retained earnings
   355.2ü
  150ü


   355.2

$1,705.2
$ 850



Noncontrolling interest January 1
b 210

Noncontrolling interest December 31                 _________
f  10.8
220.8



919
919
$2,102
*  Deduct


P4-9

Pas Corporation and Subsidiary
Consolidation Workpapers
for the year ended December 31, 2011
(in thousands)


Pas

80% Sel
Adjustments and
Eliminations
Consolidated
Statements
Income Statement
Sales

$ 400

$ 220



$ 620
Income from Sel
34

a  34


Cost of sales
160*
80*
b  25

265*
Depreciation expense 
80*
40*
d  10

130*
Other expenses
51*
20*
g   2.5

73.5*
Consolidated NI




$ 151.5
Noncontrollingshare


c   8.5

8.5*
Controlling share of NI
$ 143
$  80


$ 143






Retained Earnings
Retained earnings —Pas

$ 150




$ 150
Retained earnings —Sel

$ 100
b 100


Controlling share of NI
143ü
80ü


143
Dividends
80*
40*

a  32





c   8
80*
Retained earnings – Dec 31
$ 213
$ 140


$ 213






Balance Sheet
Cash

$   59

$  60



$  119
Trade receivables —net
 56
80

e   8
 128
Dividends receivable 
 16


f  16

Inventories
 80
60


 140
Land
 30
60


 90
Buildings —net
 130
140


 270
Equipment —net
 400
200
b  50
d  10
 640
Investment in Sel
 422


a   2
b 420

Patents
______
_____
b  50
g   2.5
 47.5

$1,193
$ 600


$1,434.5






Accounts payable
$   80
$ 100
e   8

$  172
Dividends payable 
 200
20
f  16

 204
Other liabilities 
100
40


140
Capital stock
 600
300
b 300

 600
Retained earnings 
 213ü
140ü


 213

$1,193
$ 600



Noncontrolling interest January 1

b 105

Noncontrolling interest December 31
_________
c    .5
105.5



604
604
$1,434.5
*  Deduct

P4-9 (continued)

Supporting computations
Investment cost January 1, 2011
$420,000
Implied fair value of Sel ($420,000 / 80%)
$525,000
Book value of Sel
400,000
Excess fair value over book value
$125,000
Excess allocated:

      Undervalued inventory
$ 25,000
      Undervalued equipment
50,000
      Remainder to patents
50,000
Excess fair value over book value
$125,000


P4-12

Preliminary computations
Investment cost
$480,000
Implied fair value Sci ($480,000 / 80%)
$600,000
Book value of Sci
450,000
      Excess fair value over book value
$150,000


Allocation of differential

      Plant assets
$100,000
      Goodwill
50,000
      Excess fair value over book value
$150,000


Amortization

      Plant assets $100,000/4 years = $25,000 per year



Investment account balance at December 31, 2012

Underlying book value
$580,000
Add: Unamortized excess allocated to plant assets

  ($100,000 - $50,000depreciation)
50,000
Add: Unamortized goodwill
50,000
Fair value of Sci at December 31
$680,000
Investment account balance at December 31 (80%)
$544,000
Noncontrolling interest at December 31 (20%)
$136,000

      The investment account balance is overstated at $560,000 for
      the $16,000 dividend receivable.


Solution P4-12 (continued)

Pat Corporation and Subsidiary
Consolidation Workpapers
for the year ended December 31, 2012
(in thousands)


Pat

Sci 80%
Adjustments and
Eliminations
Consolidated
Statements
Income Statement
Sales

$1,800

$ 600



$2,400
Income from Sci
76

c  76


Cost of sales
1,200*
300*


1,500*

Operating expense

380*

180*

e  25

 

585*

Consolidated NI

 

 

 

 

$  315

Noncontrollingshare
______
_____
f 19

19*
Controlling share of NI
$296
$ 120


$  296






Retained Earnings
Retained earnings — Pat

$ 244




$  244
Retained earnings — Sci

$  100
d 100


Controlling share of NI
296ü
120ü


296
Dividends
200*
40*

c  32





f   8
200*
Retained earnings – Dec 31
$ 340
$  180


$  340






Balance Sheet
Cash

$   12

$  30

a  40


$   82
Accounts receivable
 52
40

h  10
82
Inventories
164
120


284
Advance to Sci
 40


a  40

Other current assets
160
10


170
Land
 320
60


380
Plant assets — net
 680
460
d  75
e  25
1,190
Investment in Sci
560


b  16
c  44
d 500

Dividends receivable


b  16
g  16

Goodwill
______
_____
d  50

50

$1,988
$ 720


$2,238






Accounts payable
$   48
$  30
h  10

$   68
Dividends payable

20
g  16

4
Other liabilities
 200
90


290
Capital stock
1,400
400
d 400

1,400
Retained earnings
340ü
180ü


340

$1,988
$ 720



Noncontrolling interest January 1

d  125

Noncontrolling interest December 31
_______
f   11
136



827
827
$2,238
*  Deduct


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