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Required: Prepare elimination entries and complete the following worksheets

Required: Prepare elimination entries and complete the following worksheets                     
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FIRMS ARE USING A SEPARATE ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION ACCOUNT!!!!!!!!!!!                  
That will affect how the realization of the gain is recorded, and how the unrealized portion is carried forward to the following years!!!                
Please note also that the number 13,200 shows up a few times; that's just a coincidence.                    
                   Questions:     
                  20,000What was the book value of the asset on the date of sale, 1/1/21?
                  30,000What was the accumulated depreciation on the asset on the date of sale?
 2021         2022      8,000How much was the gain or loss on the intercompany sale? 
 Sales           100,000               80,000           180,000     Sales           110,000               85,000             195,000  UpstreamWas the sale upstream or downstream?  
 Dep. Exp              15,000               10,000  2,000         (23,000)    Dep. Exp              15,000               10,000     2,000How much of the gain is realized/recognized each year? 
 Other Expenses              60,000               50,000         (110,000)    Other Expenses              65,000               55,000     3,000Value in cell E17    
 Gain/loss on sale of asset                  3,000 3,000 0    Gain/loss on sale of asset      0Value in cell E30    
 Investment income              12,300      12,300.0  0    Investment income              12,300      0Value in cell E31    
 Net income              37,300               23,000     15,300.0 2,000           47,000     Net income              42,300               20,000     0Value in cell F31    
 Income to NC Interest         Income to NC Interest          (23,000)Value in cell G15    
 Income to contolling interest         Income to contolling interest      0Value in cell G17    
                                       - Value in cell G20    
 Beg R/E           200,000            100,000 100,000         200,000     Beg R/E           207,300            103,000     0Value in cell O30    
 Add: Income              37,300               23,000          60,300.0     Add: Income              42,300               20,000     0Value in cell O31    
 Less: Dividends              30,000               20,000  20,000           30,000     Less: Dividends              20,000               10,000     0Value in cell P31    
 Ending R/E           207,300            103,000       207,300.0     Ending R/E           229,600            113,000                         -   Value in cell Q17    
                                      -   Value in cell Q20    
 Current assets              50,000               25,000              75,000     Current assets              50,000               55,000            
 Investment in Little              78,300                            -       Investment in Little              84,600             
 PPE           200,000            150,000        PPE           200,000            150,000            
 Acc Dep              45,000               40,000        Acc Dep              60,000               50,000            
                         
 Liabilities              56,000                  2,000              58,000     Liabilities              25,000               12,000            
 CS              20,000               30,000              50,000     CS              20,000               30,000            
 RE           207,300            103,000           310,300     RE           229,600            113,000            
 NC Interest         NC Interest  

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