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The comparative consolidated statement of financial position at December 31, Year 2, and the consolidated income statement for Year 2, of Parent Ltd. and its

The comparative consolidated statement of financial position at December 31, Year 2, and the consolidated income statement for Year 2, of Parent Ltd. and its 70%-owned subsidiary, Sub, are shown below.

 

 Year 2Year 1
Plant and equipment$6,650,000$6,400,000
Accumulated depreciation(2,750,000)(2,370,000)
Goodwill543,000604,000
Inventory1,033,700503,000
Accounts receivable639,000731,000
Cash567,200348,000
 $6,682,900$6,216,000
Ordinary shares$800,000$800,000
Retained earnings1,000,000533,000
Non-controlling interest531,900
Long-term liabilities3,950,0003,713,000
Current liabilities401,0001,170,000
 $6,682,900$6,216,000
Revenues$8,630,000 
Cost of purchases and other expenses8,226,000 
Change in inventory(530,700) 
Depreciation380,000 
Goodwill impairment loss61,000 
 8,136,300 
Profit$ 493,700 
Attributable to  
Shareholders of Parent$ 454,000 
Non-controlling interest39,700 

 

Additional Information

  • On December 31, Year 1, Parent owned 100% of Sub. On this date, the shareholders’ equity of Sub amounted to $1,133,000, and the parent’s undepleted acquisition differential of $604,000 was allocated entirely to the goodwill of Sub.
  • On January 1, Year 2, Parent sold 30% of its shares of Sub for $642,000 cash and recorded an increase to retained earnings of $120,900 on the transaction. Parent uses the equity method to account for its investment.
  • Parent paid $107,900 in dividends during Year 2.

 

Required:

Prepare, in good form, a consolidated cash flow statement for Year 2 in accordance with the requirements of IAS 7. (Negative amounts should be indicated by a minus sign.)


For the Year Ended December 31, Year 2 Operating cash flow: Add (deduct): Investing cash flow: Financing cash flow: Net increase/(decrease) in cash Cash January 1 Cash December 31

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