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Parent Ltd acquired 75% of the equity in Sub Ltd for $150 000 on 1 April 2004. Parent Ltd has provided you with the following

Parent Ltd acquired 75% of the equity in Sub Ltd for $150 000 on 1 April 2004. Parent Ltd has provided you with the following general ledger account balances for the year ended 31 March 2021.

Parent Ltd

Sub Ltd

Income statement/dividend items:

$

$

Income (all types of income)

522 500

275 000

Less expenses

410 000

197 000

Profit before tax

112 500

78 000

Less income tax expense

50 000

18 000

Profit after tax

62 500

60 000

Retained earnings opening balance

50 000

40 000

Less: dividends declared and paid

50 000

15 000

Balance Sheet items:

Retained earnings closing balance

62 500

85 000

Share capital

400 000

100 000

Various liabilities

127 900

70 000

Loan payable to Sub Ltd

2 100

-

Bank loan

92 500

30 000

Total equity and liabilities

$685 000

$285 000

Receivables

40 000

20 000

Inventory

120 000

55 000

Loan receivable

-

2 100

Non-current assets

375 000

207 900

Investment in Sub Ltd

150 000

-

Total assets

$685 000

$285 000

Additional information:

(i) On 1 April 2004, the equity of Sub Ltd comprised: Share capital of $100 000 and Retained

earnings of $30 000. The net assets of Sub Ltd were considered to be fairly valued at the date

of acquisition.

(ii)The directors decided that the goodwill arising on consolidation has been further impaired

by $4 000 at 31 March 2021. In previous years, the goodwill had been impaired by a total of

$26 000.

(iii) The non-controlling interest (NCI) is to be measured at fair value.

(iv) Towards the end of March 2020, Sub Ltd had made sales to Parent Ltd amounting to

$20 000. The inventory sold had cost Sub Ltd $15 000. The inventory of Parent Ltd as at

31 March 2020 included this purchase.

Question 1 continued:

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Assume that Parent Ltd acquired 30% of the equity of Sub Ltd on 1 April 2004 and paid a cash sum of $60 000 for the acquisition; because of this acquisition, Parent Ltd has significant influence over Sub Ltd.

(a) Prepare a quick estimate of the proposed increase to the investment.

(b)Prepare the notional journal entry at 31 March 2021 to account for Parent Ltds investment in Sub Ltd (an associate); use the equity method as required by NZ IAS 28 Investments in Associates. The tax rate is 28%. Note: You must include your workings on each line of your notional journal entry.

(c) Reconcile your quick estimate to your notional journal entry dollar amount.

(d) Determine the amount at which the investment asset will be measured, after being equity accounted for, in the financial statements at 31 March 2021.

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(a) Quick estimate

(b) Notional journal entry on 31 March 2021

$

$

Question 1 continued:

(c) Reconciliation

(d) The Investment, after being equity accounted for, will be measured at:

$

Workings:

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