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Computation and Allocation Schedule for the difference book value of equity aquired and the value implied by the purchase price
| 85% | 15% | 100% | |
| Parent share | NCI share | Equity value | |
| Purchase Value and implied value(A) | $541,800 | $95,611 | $637,411 |
| Book Value of Equity acquired: | |||
| Commom Stock(B) | 338,385 | 59,715 | 398,100 |
| Retained earnings(C) | 122,145 | 21,555 | 143,700 |
| Total Book value(D)=B+C | 460,530 | 81,270 | 541,800 |
| Difference between implied and book value (E)=A-D | 81,270 | 14,341 | 95,611 |
| Marketable Securities (F) | (21,080) | (3,720) | (24,800) |
| Equipment (G) | (16,830) | (2,970) | (19,800) |
| Balance (E-F-G) | 43,360 | 7,651 | 51,011 |
| Record New Goodwill | (43,360) | (7,651) | (51,011) |
| Balance | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Note: (i) Purchare value and implied value=15% NCI value=
$541,800
100/8515/100=$95,611
(ii) Marketable Securties = 100% Equity Value=Fair Value - Book Value=$44,600-$19,800=$24800
(iii) Equipment = 100% Equity Value = Fair value- Book value = $140,000-$120,200=$19800
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their fair values except for land and bonds payable. The land had a
fair value of $99,000 and a book value of $81,000. The outstanding
bonds were issued at par value on January 1, 2008, pay 9% annually,...
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On January 1, 2013, Peach Company issued 1,390 of its $20 par value
common shares with a fair value of $58 per share in exchange for
the 1,870 outstanding common shares of Swartz Company in a purchase
transaction. Registration costs amounted to $1,867, paid in cash.
Just prior to the acquisition, the balance sheets of the two
companies were as follows:
Peach Company
Swartz Company
Cash
$70,580
$13,760
Accounts receivable (net)
95,150
20,050
Inventory
58,210
22,920
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