On 1 July 20x2 two companies, P Ltd and S Ltd, decided to combine with P Ltd issuing two shares (fair value $1 each) and $1 cash for each share in 5 Ltd. The account balances of P Ltd and S Ltd at 1 July 20x2, immediately afteracquisition, were as follows: P Ltd S Ltd Share capital 500 000 shares 500,000 - 100 000 shares - 100,000 General reserve 100,000 25,000 Asset revaluation reserve 75,000 20,000 Retained earnings 100,000 80,000 Tax liabilities 7.500 5,000 Other liabilities 257 500 10,000 1 040 000 240,000 Shares in S Ltd 300.000 - Land 200,000 100,000 Machinery 250,000 125,000 Accumulated depreciation (50,000) (25,000) Inventory 240,000 37,500 Cash 100 000 2,500 1 040 000 240 000 The assets and liabilities of S Ltd were recorded at fair values on 1 July 20x2 except for: - Land 120,000 0 Machinery 115,000 0 inventory 42,500 In addition, on acquisition date S Ltd had an unrecorded brand name with a fair value of $5,000. The tax rate is 30%. The following events occurred in the four years following the acquisition: - The land was sold during the year ended 30June 20x6 for $130,000. 0 The machinery is depreciated on a straight-line basis over a further 5 years. 0 The inventory on hand on 1 July 20x2 was sold for $50,000 by 30June 20x3. 0 The brand name is considered to have an indenite life. As such it is not subject to annual amortisation, but is tested annually for impairment. The only impairment loss recognised during the period is for $1,000 in the year ended 30June 20x4. - During the year ended 30June 20x4 testing indicates that the goodwill acquired has been impaired by $2,500 When assets are sold or fully consumed any related business combination valuation reserve is transferred to retained earnings. Required Prepare the acquisition analysis at 1 July 20x2, immediately after acquisition. (4 marks)