1.
($ in millions) | Investee Net Assets | Ownership Interest | Net Assets Purchased | Difference | Attributable to: | |||
Cost | $ 170 | |||||||
Fair value Lake Construction's assets | $ 700 | x | 10 | % | = | $ 70 | $ 100 | Goodwill |
Book value Lake Construction's assets | $ 600 | x | 10 | % | = | $ 60 | $ 10 | Undervaluation of assets |
Depreciation adjustment: | Years | Adjustment | ||||||
Investment revenue | $ 5 | / | 5 | = | $ 1 |
2.
Transaction | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
1 | Investment in equity affiliate | 170 | |
Cash | 170 | ||
(To record the investment in Lake Construction shares) | |||
2 | Investment in equity affiliate | 17 | |
Investment revenue (10% x $170) | 17 | ||
(To record the share in net income of Lake Construction) | |||
3 | Cash (10% x $20) | 2 | |
Investment in equity affiliate | 2 | ||
(To record the cash dividends received) | |||
4 | Investment revenue | 1 | |
Investment in equity affiliate | 1 | ||
(To record the adjustment for depreciation) |
3.
a. Investment in Cameron's 2021 balance sheet ($170 + $17 - $2 - $1) | $ 184 |
b. Investment revenue in the income statement ($17 - $1) | $ 16 |
c. Investing activities in the statement of cash flows | $ -170 |
Cash dividends received is reported under operating activities.
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