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1. Consolidated Buildings(Net):
Polar Inc. Book Value: 501000
Icecap Book Value: 220000
Less: Removal of gain created by transfer: (42000)
Add: Additional Depreciation charged on transferred building: 16800
Consolidated Buildings (Net): 695800
2. Consolidated Operating Expenses:
Polar Inc. 210000
Icecap 147000
Less: Excess Depreciation charged on transferred building: (16800)
Consolidated Operating Expenses: 340200
3. Non Controlling interest in subsidiary's Net Income:
Icecap's reported Net Income: 504000-276000-147000 = 81000
Non Controlling Interest % = 20
Non Controlling interest in subsidiary's Net Income: 16200
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