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Statements of Financial Position At December 31, Year 6 HD Ltd. Olympics Homes Assets Properties under renovation $0 $420,000 Investment in Olympics 120,000 Inventory 420,000








Statements of Financial Position

At December 31, Year 6

HD Ltd.

Olympics

Homes

Assets



Properties under renovation

$0

$420,000

Investment in Olympics

120,000


Inventory

420,000

0

Cash

60,000

42,000

Other assets

1,220,000

744,000


$1,820,000

$1,206,000

Shareholder's Equity and Liabilities



Ordinary share/contributed capital

510,000

360,000

Retained/Accumulated earnings

250,000

31,500

Mortgage payable


252,000

Loan payable to Mr. Saeid


141,000

Account Payable

390,000

210,000

Other Liabilities

670,000

211,500


$1,820,000

$1,206,000




Income Statement

For the Year Ended Dec 31, Year 6

HD Ltd.

Olympics

Homes

Sales

$1,950,000

$1,290,000

Income from Olympic

43,000

0


1,993,000

1,290,000

Cost of goods sold

1,365,000

838,500

Selling Expenses

260,000

165,000

Other expenses

120,000

126,000

Income Tax expense

90,000

0


1,835,000

1,129,500

Profit

$158,000

$160,500




Intercompany sales


117,000

Property under renovation

45,000

Income distributed by Olympic

43,000

Mark up



20%

Capital Contribution


120,000







On January 1, Year 6, HD Ltd., a building supply company, JC Ltd., a construction company, and Mr. Saeid, a private investor, signed an agreement to carry out a joint operation under the following terms and conditions: 1. A partnership under the name of Olympic Homes would be established. 2. JC would identify the homes for renovation 3. Olympic Homes would purchase the home and arrange a first mortgage on the property when the home is purchased for renovation and resale. 4. JC would perform the renovation work at a discounted fee. 5. HD would supply all of the construction materials at a reduced markup from its regular sales. 6. Mr. Saeid would guarantee the payment of the mortgage and would lend money to Olympic for the down payment on the purchase of the property and to finance the cost of materials and labour during the renovation. The loans would be interest free with no monthly payments and would be repayable out of 7. All three parties would contribute $120,000 as start-up capital, would have a one-third interest in the assets, be responsible for one-third of the liabilities and would receive one-third of the profit from the Partnership. 8. All three parties must agree on major operating and financing decisions with respect to operations carried out by Olympic. Condensed financial statements for HD Ltd. and Olympic for the year ended December 31, Year 6, were as follows: Additional information: During Year 6. HD had sales of $117,000 to JC at a markup of 20 percent of selling price. At December 31, Year 6. the property under renovation included supplies purchased from HD of $45,000. *Olympic completed two projects under the joint operations. Olympic distributed $43,000 of income to each of the partners in December *HD accounts for its share of income from the joint operations when it is received from Olympic. *HD pays income tax at a rate of 40%. The income earned by Olympic is not taxed in Olympic. It is flowed through and taxed in the hands of the partners. Required: Prepare corrected Year 6 financial statements for HD in accordance with IFRS 11. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Leave no cells blank - be certain to enter 0 wherever required. Input all amounts as positive values. Omit S sign in your response.)

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