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X reports its acquisition of Y by the equity method. They paid $656,000 in cash for 80% (80,000 shares) of Y on January 1 st

X reports its acquisition of Y by the equity method. They paid $656,000 in cash for 80% (80,000 shares) of Y on January 1st. Year 2. Y reported income of $120,000 in Year 2 and $140,000 in Year 3. They paid dividends of $60,000 in both years 2 and 3. On January 1st. Year 4, Y sold the investment in Y when the shares were trading at $10/share.

i. Calculate the balance in the investment account,under the equity method,

at December 31st, Year3( 5 marks).

ii. Make the journal entry for the gain /loss on the sale of the investment in Year 4(5 marks)

iii. What is the balance in the investment account at the end of December 31st. Year 3 under the cost method(1 mark)

(YOU MUST SHOW ALL YOUR WORKING PAPERS AS MARKS ARE ALLOCATED FOR THESE)

NOTE:-YOU MAY USE THE TABLE BELOW TO COMPLETE YOUR BALANCE SHEET. THERE ARE MISSING ROW ITEMS WHICH YOU WILL HAVE TO INSERT AS WELL AS YOUR DEBITS & CREDITS.

X & Y COMPANIES

Consolidated Balance Sheet

As at January 1st., Year 6

$(000s)

TOTAL

CASH

ACCOUNTS

RECEIVABLE

GOODWILL

INVENTORIES

PLANT

ACC. DEPN

PATENTS

TOTAL ASSETS

CURRENT

LIABILITIES

LONG TERM

DEBT

COMMON

SHARES

RETAINED

EARNINGS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND OWNERS EQUITY

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