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Prepare the consolidated financial statements, given the following information: 1 On January 20X4 Portus purchased a 80% holding in Sanus for $15,000 in cash. All

Prepare the consolidated financial statements, given the following information:

1 On January 20X4 Portus purchased a 80% holding in Sanus for $15,000 in cash. All reserve is post-acquisition.

2 The non-controlling interest in Sanus is to be valued at its fair value of $3,500 at the date of acquisition.

Portus

Sanus

Consolidation

$'000

$'000

Non-current assets

Property, plant and equipment

44,000

16,000

Investment in Sanus (at cost)

15,000

Loan stock in relation to the subsidiary

3,500

Goodwill

62,500

16,000

Current assets

Inventories

1,000

6,000

Trade receivables in subsidiary

300

Trade receivables

3,300

1,100

Cash

1,400

600

6,000

7,700

68,500

23,700

Equity

Share capital ($1 shares)

10,000

13,600

Reserves

49,000

2,000

59,000

14,400

Non-controlling interest

Non-current liabilities

Loan stock

2,000

Long-term borrowings

6,500

4,800

Current liabilities

Trade and other payables: parent

300

Trade and other payables

3,000

1,000

68,500

23,700

Goodwill

Consideration transferred

Non-controlling interest

Fair value of identifiable net assets at acquisition

Reserve

Parent company

Group share of reserve

Non-controlling interest

Non-controlling interest at acquisition

Non-controlling interest share of reserve


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