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Schedule to calculate Goodwill as on January 1, 2020 | |||||||||
55% Interest purchased in TMI | S | ||||||||
Book Value of TMI | 16970000 | A | |||||||
(on date of acquisition) | |||||||||
55% of this | 9333500 | B | |||||||
Consideration paid by JDE | |||||||||
Cash | 3000000 | ||||||||
Shares | 7450000 | 10450000 | C | ||||||
(500,000 shares @ $14.90) | |||||||||
Goodwill | 1116500 | C-B | |||||||
The entries for the investment would be | |||||||||
Investment in TMI | 10450000 | Dr. | |||||||
To | Cash | 3000000 | Cr. | ||||||
To | Common Stock | 500000 | Cr. | par value | |||||
To | Additional Paid in Capital | 6950000 | Cr. | premium | |||||
(Note the total of credits) | 10450000 | ||||||||
Assets of TMI on January 1, 2020 | |||||||||
Book Value | Fair Value | Difference | |||||||
Land | 1700000 | 2550000 | 850000 | ||||||
Buildings | 2700000 | 3400000 | 700000 | 7 year remaining life | |||||
Equipment | 3700000 | 3300000 | -400000 | 5 year remaining life | |||||
Amortization on December 31, 2020 | |||||||||
At year-end, JDE will amortize (proportionately) only the excess of fair value over book value | |||||||||
of depreciable assets. | |||||||||
Buildings had an excess fair value of | 700000 | ||||||||
Number of years residual life | 7 | ||||||||
Amortization | 100000 | ||||||||
Entry | |||||||||
Equity in TMI Income | 100000 | Dr. | |||||||
To | Investment in TMI | 100000 | Cr. | ||||||
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