a. | |||
Acquistion date fair value | 269500 | ||
book value of jasmine | -188500 | ||
Fair value in excess of book value | 81000 | ||
Excess fair value assigned to specific | |||
accounts based on individual fair values | Life | Annual amortization | |
Equipment | 56800 | 8 years | 7100 |
Buidlings(overvalued) | -13600 | 20 years | -680 |
Goodwill | 37800 | indefinite | 6420 |
Investment in Jasmine | |||
Jasmine acquisition date fair value | 269500 | ||
Increase in equity income-2016 | |||
(75300-10000) | 65300 | ||
Excess amortization | -6420 | ||
Increase in equity income-2017 | |||
(64500-40000) | 24500 | ||
Excess amortization | -6420 | ||
Increase in equity income-2018 | |||
(34800-20000) | 14800 | ||
Excess amortization | -6420 | ||
Investment in Jasmine | 354840 | ||
b. | |||
Income accrual | 34800 | ||
Excess amortization | -6420 | ||
Equity in subsidiary earnings | 28380 | ||
c. | |||
Consolidated revenues(add book values) | 550000 | ||
Consolidated expenses(add book values) | -298500 | ||
Excess amortization expenses | -6420 | ||
Consolidated net income | 245080 | ||
d. | |||
Book values asses together | 560000 | ||
Allocation of excess | 56800 | ||
excess depriciation(7100 * 3years) | -21300 | ||
consolidated equipment | 595500 | ||
e. | |||
Book values asses together | 347900 | ||
Allocation of excess | -13600 | ||
excess depriciation(680 * 3years) | 2040 | ||
consolidated buildings | 336340 | ||
f. | |||
goodwill | 37800 | ||
g. | |||
consolidated common stock | 290000 | ||
only parents balance is showed | |||
h. | |||
Consolidared retained earnings | 414000 | ||
again only tyler balance is showed as | |||
equity method is used |
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