1 | Calculation of implied value of S Corp. | |||||||
Implied Value = Purchase Price/percentage of holding | ||||||||
Purchase Price = $620,000 | ||||||||
Percentage of holding = 80% | ||||||||
Implied value = $620,000/80% = $775,000 | ||||||||
The impled value of S Corp. is $775,000 | ||||||||
2 | Calculate the allocation of difference between impled and book value schedule. Show if any goodwill resulted. | |||||||
Implied Value of S Corp. = $775,000 | ||||||||
Book Value = Total Assets - Liabilities | ||||||||
Total Assets = $1,140,000 | ||||||||
Liabilities = $590,000 | ||||||||
Book Value = $1,140,000 - $590,000 | ||||||||
Book Value = $550,000 | ||||||||
In the present case, implied value is more than the book value, therefore the difference is to be adjusted to Goodwill Account. | ||||||||
Good Will = $775,000-$550,000 | ||||||||
Good Will = $225,000 |
3 | Journal Entry to record P's Acquisition of S Corp on Jan 1. | |||
Date | Name of the Account | Debit | Credit | |
Jan 01,2020 | Investment in S Corp., A/c | $620,000 | ||
To Bank Account | $620,000 | |||
(To record investment in S Corp.) |
4 | prepare Worksheet Entries 1 & 2 | |||
Date | Name of the Account | Debit | Credit | |
Dec 31,2020 | Common Stock S | $300,000 | ||
contributed Capital S | $240,000 | |||
Retained Earnings S | $10,000 | |||
Goodwill Account | $225,000 | |||
To Investment in S Corp A/c | $620,000 | |||
To Non Controlling interest | $155,000 | |||
(WorkSheet Entry) | ||||
Note: 20% share i.e., Non Controlling Interest should be separately shown in the balance sheet as a separate line item. | ||||
Total Implied Value = $775,000 | ||||
80% Purchase Price = $620,000 | ||||
20% Share = $155,000 |
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