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1)On January 1, Yr 1, Parent Co. purchased 70% of the outstanding common shares of Sub Co. for $10,000.On that date, Sub's shareholders' equity consisted
1)On January 1, Yr 1, Parent Co. purchased 70% of the outstanding common shares of Sub Co. for $10,000.On that date, Sub's shareholders' equity consisted of common shares of $550, retained earnings of $5,800; and Sub had accumulated depreciation of $725.
2)In negotiating the purchase price at the date of acquisition, the fair values of all of Sub's assets and liabilities were equal to their carrying values, except for inventory having a fair value that was $100 lower...
3)....and a patent (with no carrying value) with a fair value of $400.The remaining useful life of the patent was 10 years at that time.
4)Goodwill from Sub acquisition is regularly assessed for impairment and was written down by $500 in Yr 3.
5)During Yr 3, product sales from Parent to Sub were $850.
6)Sub's inventory contained product purchased from Parent for $180 at the end of Yr 2 and $140 at the end of Yr 3.Parent earns a gross profit of 40% on these sales.
7)Also, at the end of Yr 3, $60 is still owed to Parent from Sub from these sales.
8)On Jan 1, Yr 2, Sub sold land to Parent and recorded a gain of $465 before taxes.The land is still held by Parent at the end of Yr 3.
9)Parent also has $300 of Yr3 dividend revenue from Sub included in other revenue.
The cost method is used by Parent to record Sub on their books. Fair value enterprise method is used to value non-controlling interest. Both companies are subject to an income tax rate of 25%.
SEE EXCEL file for the entity financial statements for Parent and Sub for Yr 3
as well as the REQUIRED.Show all calculations where indicated.
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