Refer to Problem 11. All of the facts and data are the same except that in the

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Refer to Problem 11. All of the facts and data are the same except that in the proposed takeover, Myers Company will purchase all of the outstanding common shares of Norris Inc.


Data from problem 11:

Myers Company Ltd. was formed 10 years ago by the issuance of 34,000 common shares to three shareholders. Four years later, the company went public and issued an additional 30,000 common shares.

The management of Myers is considering a takeover in which Myers would purchase all of the assets and assume all of the liabilities of Norris Inc. Two alternative proposals are being considered:


PROPOSAL 1:

Myers would offer to pay $446,400 cash for the Norris net assets, to be financed by a $446,400 bank loan due in five years. In addition, Myers would incur legal, appraisal, and finders' fees for a total cost of $6,200.


PROPOSAL 2:

Myers would issue 62,000 shares currently trading at $7.20 each for the Norris net assets. Other costs associated with the takeover would be as follows: 

Legal, appraisal, and finders' fees................................ $ 6,200

Costs of issuing shares................................................... 8,200

                                                                                          $14,400

Norris shareholders would be offered five seats on the 10-member board of directors of Myers, and the management of Norris would be absorbed into the surviving company. 

Balance sheet data for the two companies prior to the combination are as follows:

Myers Carrying Amount $ 152,000 Norris Norris Carrying Amount $ 64,500 Fair Value $ 64,500 Cash Accounts receivable Inve

Myers Carrying Amount $ 145,335 Norris Norris Fair Value Carrying Amount $ 53,115 Current liabilities Non-current liabil

(a) Prepare the journal entries of Myers for each of the two proposals being considered.

(b) Prepare the consolidated balance sheet of Myers after the takeover for each of the proposals being considered.



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Balance sheet is a statement of the financial position of a business that list all the assets, liabilities, and owner’s equity and shareholder’s equity at a particular point of time. A balance sheet is also called as a “statement of financial...
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Modern Advanced Accounting in Canada

ISBN: 978-1259087554

8th edition

Authors: Hilton Murray, Herauf Darrell

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