Reporting for Variable Interest Entities Purified Oil Company and Midwest Pipeline Corporation established Venture Company to con- duct oil exploration activities in North America to reduce their dependence on imported crude oil. Midwest Pipeline purchased all 20,000 shares of the newly created company for $10 each. Puri- fied Oil agreed to purchase all of Venture's output at market price, guarantee up to $5 million of debt for Venture, and absorb all losses if the company proved unsuccessful. Purified and Midwest agreed to share equally the profits up to $80,000 per year and to allocate 70 percent of those in excess of $80,000 to Purified and 30 percent to Midwest. Venture immediately borrowed $3 miilion from Second National Bank and purchased land, drilling equipment, and sappliec to start its operations. Following these asset purchases, Venture and Purified Oil reporied ths fotlowing belances: Venture Compeny Purified Oil Company $ 230,000 420,000 $ 410,000 Cash Drilling Suppiles Accounts Receivable Equipment (net) Land Accounts Payable Bank Loans Payable Common Stock Retained Earnings 1,800,000 900,000 150,000 3,000,000 200,000 640,000 6,700,000 4,200,000 440,000 8,800,000 560,000 2,150,000 The only disclosure that Purified Oil currently provides in its financial statements with respect to its relationship with Midwest Pipeline and Venture is a brief note indicating that a contingent liability exists on the guarantee of Venture Company debt Required Assuming that Venture is considend to cs a variable interest entity and Purified Oil is the primary beneficiary, prepare a bolan ees form for Purified Oil