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Consolidation: non-controlling interest (NCI) Partial goodwill method ** Question : 4. Prepare the consolidation worksheet entries at 30 June 2019. Assume a profit for Chris

Consolidation: non-controlling interest (NCI)

Partial goodwill method

** Question : 4. Prepare the consolidation worksheet entries at 30 June 2019. Assume a profit for Chris Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2019 of $61,400 (please use below information)

Steps (please refer to this steps in order to answer the question below): 1. Prepare the acquisition analysis at acquisition date.(please refer to below) 2. Prepare the business combination valuation entries and pre-acquisition entry at acquisition date.(please refer to below) 3. Prepare the journal entry to recognize NCI at acquisition date.(please refer to below)

Laura Ltd purchased 97% of the issued shares of Chris Ltd for $1,759,000 on 1 July 2018 when the equity of Chris Ltd was as follows;

Share capital

$703,600

Asset Revaluation surplus

$527,700

Retained earnings

$263,850

At this date, Chris Ltd had not recorded any goodwill, and all identifiable assets and liabilities were recorded at fair value except for the followings;

Account

Cost

Carrying Amount

Fair value

Further Life (Years)

Inventories

$52,800

$58,100

Land

$132,000

$145,000

Equipment

$205,000

$164,000

$197,000

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Chris Ltd identified at acquisition date a contingent liability related to a lawsuit where Chris Ltd was sued by a former supplier

$21,000

Chris Ltd had unrecorded and internally generated Patent with the fair value of :

$53,000

Chris Ltd had unrecorded and internally generated in-process research and development with the fair value of :

$40,000

60% of inventory on hand at 1 July 2018 were sold by 20 June 2019. Further life of the assets is listed on the above table. Partial goodwill method is under use and the tax rate is 30%

2. Business Combination Valuation at acquisition date:

Details

Dr

Cr

Inventories (FV-CA=58,100-52,800)

5300

Deferred Tax Liability (DTL), Tax rate 30%

1590

Business Combination Valuation Reserve (BCVR) 70%

3710

Land (145,000 132,000)

13,000

DTL

3,900

BVCR

9,100

Accumulated Depreciation

41,000

Equipment

41,000

Equipment

33,000

DTL

9,900

BCVR

23,100

Patent

53,000

12DTL

15,900

BCVR

37,100

Research and development

40,000

DTL

12,000

BCVR

28,000

Deferred Tax Asset (DTA)

6,300

BCVR

14,700

Contingent Liability

21,000

Pre-acquisition entries at acquisition date:

Dr

Cr

Share Capital

682,492

Asset Value Surplus

511,869

Retained Earning

255,934.5

BCVR (3710+9100+23,100+37,100+28,000-14,700 = 86310)

83,720.7

Goodwill

224,983.8

Shares in Carl Ltd

1,759,000

3. NCI share of equity at acquisition date:

Dr

Cr

Share Capital

21,108

Asset Value Surplus

15,831

Retained Earning

7,915.5

BCVR

2,589.3

NCI

47,443.8

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