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1/07/2017 Chief Ltd acquired: 100% of the issued shares of Sub Ltd for: $2,460,000 At the date of acquisition, the shareholders equity of Sub Ltd

1/07/2017 Chief Ltd acquired: 100%
of the issued shares of Sub Ltd for: $2,460,000
At the date of acquisition, the shareholders equity of Sub Ltd consisted of:
Share capital $1,107,000
General Reserve $276,800
Retained earning $207,540
Total Equity $1,591,340
30/06/2020 the accounts of the two companies appear as follows:
Chief Ltd Sub Ltd
$ $
Sales 3,936,000 1,983,000
Cost of Goods Sold 2,361,600 1,288,900
Depreciation expenses 196,800 99,100
Interest expenses 157,400 51,660
Other expenses 388,300 71,240
Other Income
Interest revenue 77,400 0
Dividend revenue 215,200 0
Income tax expense 337,300 141,600
Net Profit after Tax 787,200 330,500
Retained earnings (01/07/2019) 1,180,800 345,900
Available for appropriation 1,968,000 676,400
Interim dividend paid 184,500 92,200
Final dividend declared 307,500 123,000
Retained earnings (30/06/2020) 1,476,000 461,200
Share Capital 3,198,000 1,107,000
General reserve 246,000 276,800
Total Owner's Equity 4,920,000 1,845,000
Debentures (due 30/06/2022) 0 369,000
Dividend payable 307,500 123,000
Deferred Tax Liability 369,000 30,700
Other liabilities 553,500 92,300
Total Liabilities 1,230,000 615,000
Total Liabilities & Owner's Equity 6,150,000 2,460,000
Assets
Dividend receivable 123,000 0
Inventory 861,000 147,600
Non-current assets (depreciable) 1,660,500 984,000
Accumulated depreciation -664,200 -196,800
Land 1,045,500 984,000
Investment in Sub Ltd 2,460,000 0
Debentures in Sub Ltd 369,000 0
Other assets 295,200 541,200
Total Assets 6,150,000 2,460,000
Additional information:
a) At date of acquisition, all identifiable net assets of Sub Ltd were recorded at fair value, with the exception of a block of land in the books of Sub Ltd.
The block of land had a carrying value of: $984,000
and a fair value of: $1,370,000
b) The directors apply the impairment test for goodwill annually.
30/06/2020 The directors have determined the goodwill should be completely written off.
The cumulative goodwill impairment write-downs for prior years totalled: $478,000
1/07/2018 c) A non-current asset owned (Plant) by Chief Ltd was sold to Sub Ltd.
Cost of the asset was: $440,000
Accumulated depreciation of the asset was: $157,000
The asset was sold for: $393,000
Sub Ltd estimated this item had a remaining useful life of: 4 years
and residual value of: $0
d) The opening inventory of Chief Ltd includes unrealised profit of: $258,000
on inventory transferred from Sub Ltd during the prior financial year.
30/06/2020 all of this inventory was sold by Chief Ltd to parties external to the Group.
e) During the current year, Chief Ltd purchased inventory from Sub Ltd for: $1,119,000
This inventory had previously cost Sub Ltd: $447,000
Percentage of this inventory sold to outsiders by Chief Ltd during the year was: 50%
f) Chief Ltd holds debentures in Sub Ltd amounting to: $369,000
30/06/2020 Sub Ltd paid the annual interest in debentures at a rate of: 14%
g) Chief Ltd holds no investment in shares except for those held in Sub Ltd. Accordingly, examination of the dividend revenue and dividend receivable accounts in Chief Ltds financial statements indicates that Chief Ltd has recognised dividend revenue prior to receipt.
h) The tax rate is: 30%
CONSOLIDATED JOURNAL ENTRIES:
Acqusition Information
Ownership 100%
Acquirer: Chief Ltd
Acquiree: Sub Ltd
Acqusition Date: 1/07/2017
Consolidation Date: 30/06/2020
Years since acqusition 3
Tax Rate 30%
Consolidation Date Information
Share Capital of Sub Ltd on Date of Acquisition $1,107,000
Revaluation Reserve of Sub Ltd on Date of Acquisition $0
General Reserve of Sub Ltd on Date of Acquisition $276,800
Retained Earnings of Sub Ltd on Date of Acquisition $207,540
Dividend Declared by Sub Ltd $123,000
Dividend Paid by Sub Ltd $92,200
Total goodwill written off for prior years $478,000
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