V Company is engaged in a variety of businesses around south. The CEO thought of expanding and the way to do that is to buy a portion or a whole entity that competes with his. The below data pertains to JK Enterprises balance sheet together with V before acquisition and any other adjustments:

	JK Enterprise		V Company
	Fair	Book	Fair	Book
Cash	45,000	45,000	582,200	582,200
Accounts receivable	48,000	43,000	19,000	190,000
Inventories	65,000	55,000	74,000	71,000
Prepaid expenses	42,000	38,000	40,000	35,000
Notes receivable	585,000	585,000	685,000	685,000
Accounts payable	31,000	31,000	60,000	60,000
Notes payable	280,000	280,000	150,000	150,000
Common stock		300,000		750,000
Additional paid-in-capital		65,000		430,200
Retained earnings		90,000		173,000

On January 1, 2021, V decided to acquire all but fifteen percent of JK's equities for P520,200. Notes receivable of V was negotiated and dealt on August 15, 2020 and payable on August 15, 2023 at 12% interest rate while the same account on the hands of JK bears the same interest rate but only executed the transaction three and a half months immediately preceding the acquisition date and its due date is after 3 years from that date. Same nature of transactions and agreements applied to respective notes payables including their commencement date and settlement date except that V's is at 14%. There is an existing arrangement that total interests will be paid or received in full together with the settlement of the respective Note receivable/payable. (Amounts must be round to TWO decimal places)

Question: 1. How much is the subsidiarys real and original value of the equity being bought by the parent?

2. In connection to V and JK problem, should there be no increase in the valuation of the assets, how much will be the Goodwill?

3. In connection to V and JK problem, how much is the consolidated Total Current Assets and Total Non-Current Assets?

4. In connection to V and JK problem, How much is the Total Shareholders Equity other than Non-Controlling Interest?