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Complete the consolidation worksheet below. All consolidation entry values need to be linked to the trial balance or other tabs. If any additional schedules are

Complete the consolidation worksheet below. All consolidation entry values need to be linked to the trial balance or other tabs. If any additional schedules are needed, place them below the consolidation worksheet.
Equity Method Consolidated Worksheet - For the Year Ended 12/31/2024

AccountsTrial BalanceConsolidation EntriesNoncontrolling InterestConsolidated

Prairie ViewStony Harbor(JE ref)Debit(JE ref)CreditTotals

Revenues and Gains     850,000     750,000




           (100,000)












Cost of Goods Sold     680,000     602,000




          1,282,000

Operating Expenses     145,000     105,000E       25,500E     (21,000)
            254,500

Income of Stony Harbor       16,000





             16,000

Net Income       41,000       43,000




            (41,000)

Net Income attributable to NCI





            (8,600)


Net Income attributable to Prairie View




















Retained Earnings - Prairie View 1/1    1,074,605





          1,074,605

Retained Earnings - Stony Harbor 1/1
     184,000S     184,000


            368,000

Net Income (above)       41,000       43,000




            (41,000)

Dividends Declared       95,000       16,000

D     (16,000)             3,200             95,000

Retained Earnings 12/31    1,020,605     211,000




         (1,020,605)












Cash     156,000     115,490




            271,490

Accounts Receivable     305,000       93,250

P     (20,000)
            378,250

Inventory     595,000     160,750

G       (2,758)
            752,992

Investment in Stony Harbor     418,000
D       16,000S    (409,000)
            (51,333)






A     (76,333)








I        2,800



Land     125,000       84,000

TL       (8,000)
            201,000

Equipment (net)     463,580       51,000E       21,000A     (20,000)
            515,580

Software (net)       59,375       19,000A        9,333


             87,708

Customer List

A       36,000E     (25,500)
             10,500

Goodwill

A       51,000


             51,000

Total Assets    2,121,955     523,490




          2,121,955












Liabilities     451,350       87,490P       20,000





Common Stock       50,000       20,000S       20,000


            (50,000)

Additional Paid-in Capital     600,000     205,000S     205,000


           (600,000)

Noncontrolling Interest in Stony Harbor, 1/1





           (75,200)













Noncontrolling Interest in Stony Harbor, 12/31





           (80,600)


Retained Earnings (above)    1,020,605     211,000




         (1,020,605)

Total Liabilities and Equity    2,121,955     523,490
     587,833
    (595,791)
         (2,121,955)













            -             - 




          4,243,910


Particulars:

This tab contains details needed for the project. Formulas are highlighted in gray. When completing the different parts, link all cells. No cells should be hard coded. Do not fill in or change anything on this tab. All work will be completed on subsequent tabs.





PROJECT FACTS

Stony Harbor Balance Sheet 1/1/2023
Ownership (no dissolution) 80%
Assets
Acquisition Date 1/1/2023
Cash 41,700
Consideration (paid in cash) $ 396,000
Accounts Receivable 95,600
Fair value of NCI $ 99,000
Inventory 185,200



Land 46,000



Equipment (net) 85,000
STONY HARBOR FAIR VALUES AT ACQUISITION

Software (net) 25,000
Equipment (5 year remaining useful life) $ 105,000
Total Assets 478,500
Software (3 year remaining useful life) $ 28,000


Customer list (10 year useful life - currently unrecognized) $ 45,000
Liabilities and Equity



Liabilities 102,500
INTRAENTITY TRANSACTIONS



Prairie View sold Land to Stony Harbor on 1/2/2024. They still hold the land at the end of 2024.
Common Stock 20,000
Sale Price $ 38,000
Additional Paid-in Capital 205,000
Book Value $ 30,000
Retained Earnings 151,000



Total Liabilities and Equity 478,500
Stony Harbor sold inventory to Prairie View in 2024.



Sales price $ 66,000
STONY HARBOR'S RETAINED EARNINGS CHANGES
Cost $ 52,000
2023 Income $ 45,000
Gross Profit % 21%
2023 Dividends $ 12,000
% Remaining at yearend 25%
2024 Income $ 43,000



2024 Dividends $ 16,000
Prairie View owes Stony Harbor at the end of 2024 $ 20,000



Complete the fair-value allocation schedule, calculate the excess fair-value amortizations, and record the acquisition journal entry.







Acquisition Journal Entry





Investment in Stony Harbor 396,000




Cash 396,000











Fair-Value Allocation Schedule





Fair Value of Consideration transferred by Prairie View 495000




Book Value of Stony Harbor -376000




Excess of Fair Value over Book Value 119000




Equipment 20000




Software 3000




Customer list 45000




Goodwill 51000




Goodwill Allocation Schedule





CI NCI Total



396,000 99,000 495,000



355,200 88,800 444,000



40,800 10,200 51,000










In the space below, create a schedule showing the changes in the Investment in Stony Harbor account from acquisition on 1/1/2023 through 12/31/2024 for the equity method. This will be helpful for your consolidation worksheet in part 3. This is similar to exhibits 5.3 or 4.4 in your textbook. Make sure you pay attention to downstream vs. upstream. The difference is discussed on page 227.







Initial investment, 1/1/23 396,000




Dividends (9,600)




Income of Stony Harbor 36,000




Amortization (7,600)




Investment in Stony Harbor 12/31/23 414,800




Dividends (12,800)




Income of Stony Harbor 34,400




Amortization (7,600)




Deferred profit (2,800)




Deferred gain on sale of land (8,000)




Investment in Stony Harbor 12/31/24 418,000




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