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On 1 July 2017, P Ltd acquires 25% of the ordinary issued capital of K Ltd for $1 125 000. Upon acquisition of this financial

On 1 July 2017, P Ltd acquires 25% of the ordinary issued capital of K Ltd for $1 125 000. Upon acquisition of this financial interest in K Ltd, P Ltd appoints three directors to the twelve-seat board of directors of K Ltd. The share capital and reserves of K Ltd at 1 July 2017 are:



Share Capital


$1 200 000


Retained earnings


$825 000


General reserve


$225 000


$2 250 000



On 1 July 2017 all identifiable net assets of K Ltd are stated at fair value except for the following:


Land - the fair value was above the carrying value by $750 000.

Depreciable assets - the fair value was above the carrying value by $180 000, which considered to have a further 10 years useful life.

Reconciliation of Retained Earnings (opening and closing) for the year ending 30 June 2018


P Ltd


($)


K Ltd


($)


Profit before tax


Income tax expense


Profit after tax


Retained earnings – opening



Transfer to reserves


Dividend paid


Dividend proposed


Retaining earnings - closing


1 500 000


585 000


915 000


780 000


1 695 000


-


90 000


210 000


1 395 000


1 365 000


555 000


810 000


825 000


1 635 000


75 000


270 000


90 000


1 200 000


Balance Sheets as at 30 June 2018



P Ltd


($)


K Ltd


($)


Current assets


Inventory


Cash



Non-current assets


Investments in associates


Property, plant and equipment



Total assets


Liabilities


Net assets


Shareholders’ funds


Share capital


Retained earnings


Revaluation reserve


General reserve



4 275 000


2 610 000


6 885 000



1 125 000


6 750 000


7 875 000


1 4760 000


(7 152 000)


7 608 000



3 000 000


1 395 000


963 000


2 250 000


7 608 000



2 025 000


360 000


2 385 000



-


3 786 000


3 786 000


6 171 000


(3 471 000)


2 700 000



1 200 000


1 200 000


-


300 000


2 700 000



Additional Information:


On 30 June 2018, P Ltd holds inventory sold to it by K Ltd at a profit of $22 500. This inventory is sold to P Ltd for $30 000.

On 30 June 2018, K Ltd holds inventory sold to it by P Ltd at a profit of $7 500. This inventory is sold to K Ltd for $15 000.

The tax rate is 39%.

P Ltd has a number of subsidiaries.

P Ltd recognises dividends only when received.

K Ltd has a policy of paying dividends out of current year profits before utilising previous years’ profit.


Required:


(i) Determine goodwill and record relevant journal entries of acquisition using the ‘cost method’ of accounting for P Ltd for the year ending 30 June 2018.


(ii) Record relevant journal entries using ‘equity method’ of accounting for P Ltd and its associates K Ltd for the year ending 30 June 2018, in accordance with AASB128.


(iii) Calculate the final amount at which the investment in the associate; K Ltd. would be shown in the consolidated worksheet prepared by P Ltd as at 30 June 2018.


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