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On January 1, 2019, Penguin Corporation bought 80% of the stock of Sea Gull Corporation for $700,000. The Balance Sheets of the two companies immediately after the acquisition (January 1, 2019) of Sea Gull Corp. showed the following amounts:

PenguinSea Gull as Accounts Receivable Inventory Land Buildings & Equipment - Net Investment in Sea Gull $ 140,000 $ 100,000

On the date of acquisition, the Book Value of Sea Gull equaled its Fair Market Value, except for land that had a fair market value of $200,000, the fair value of previously unrecorded identifiable intangibles (2-year life) of Sea Gull was $40,000, and the NonControlling Interest's fair value is $175,000. Penguin uses the complete equity method to record its investment in Sea Gull. During 2019, Penguin found that a $7,000 impairment of goodwill took place during 2019. The following is the trial balance data for Penguin and Sea Gull on December 31, 2019:

Penguin Sea Gull Debits: Cash Accounts Receivable Inventory Land Buildings & Equipment-Net 1,100,000 Investment in Sea Gull C

Required:

A. Prepare the journal entries Penguin made during 2019 related to its investment in Sea Gull.

B. Prepare the consolidation eliminating entries needed to be made to consolidate the two companies at the end of 2019. *Also identify which of these eliminating entries are exactly the same as those that would have been done if a consolidation had been immediately done after the acquisition.

C. Prepare the consolidation working paper. Show all necessary Elimination entries in their proper columns.

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Consideration transferred for 80% $ 700,000
Non controlling interest fair value $ 175,000
Total fair value $ 875,000
Less: Book value $-600,000
Excess fair value $ 275,000
Allocation: Life Annual Depreciation
Land $    60,000
Intangibles $    40,000 2 Year $                     20,000
Goodwill $ 175,000 $                       7,000 Impairment
Event Account Debit Credit
a Investment in Seagull Co $   120,000
     Income from Seagull Co $ 120,000
(To record Penguin share from Seagull Co income)
b Cash $     40,000
     Investment in Seagull Co $    40,000
(To record dividend income from Seagull)
c Income from Seagull Co $     21,600
     Investment in Seagull Co $    21,600
(To record amortization of exces acquisition price)
d Common Stock $   400,000
Additional Paid in capital $   100,000
Retained Earning $   100,000
Income from Seagull Co $   120,000
NCI in NI of Seagull Co $     30,000
     Dividends declared $    50,000
     Investment in Seagull Co $ 560,000
     NCI in NA of Seagull co $ 140,000
(To record basic consolidation entry)
Common Stock $   400,000
Additional Paid in capital $   100,000
Retained earning $   100,000 Penguin NCI
$   600,000 $ 480,000 $         120,000
Add Net Income $   150,000 $ 120,000 $            30,000
Less Dividend $    -50,000 $ -40,000 $          -10,000
$ 560,000 $         140,000
e Depreciation Expense $     20,000
Goodwill Impairment Loss $        7,000
     Income from Seagull Co $    21,600
     NCI in NI of Seagull Co $      5,400
(To record amortized excess value reclass)
f Building and Equipment $     40,000
Land $     60,000
Goodwill $   168,000
     Accumultaed Depreciation $    20,000
     Investment in Seagull Co $ 198,400
     NCI in NA of Seagull co $    49,600
(To record excess value reclass)
g Accumulated Depreciation $     40,000
     Building and Equipment $    40,000
(To record option dep elimination)
Penguin Seagull Elimination Entries
DR CR Consolidated
Income Statement
Sales $   910,000 $ 450,000 $    1,360,000
Less: COGS $ -550,000 $-220,000 $      -770,000
$                  -  
Less: Depreciation Expense $ -130,000 $ -50,000 $            20,000 $      -200,000
$                  -  
Less: Other Expense $    -20,000 $ -30,000 $        -50,000
Less: Impairment Loss $              -   $            -   $              7,000 $          -7,000
Income from Seagull Co $     98,400 $         120,000 $                     21,600 $                  -  
Consolidated Net Income $   308,400 $ 150,000 $         147,000 $                     21,600 $       333,000
NCI in Net Income $            30,000 $                       5,400 $        -24,600
Controlling Interest in Net Income $   308,400 $ 150,000 $         177,000 $                     27,000 $       308,400
Statement of Retained Earnings  
Beginning Balance $   350,000 $ 100,000 $         100,000 $       350,000
Net Income $   308,400 $ 150,000 $         177,000 $                     27,000 $       308,400
Less: Dividends Declared $ -100,000 $ -50,000 $                     50,000 $      -100,000
Ending Balance $   558,400 $ 200,000 $         277,000 $                     77,000 $       558,400
Balance Sheet
Cash $   290,000 $ 100,000 $       390,000
Receivables $   210,000 $ 190,000 $       400,000
Inventory $   400,000 $    50,000 $       450,000
Land $   300,000 $ 140,000 $            60,000 $       500,000
Buildings & Equipment $1,100,000 $ 330,000 $            40,000 $                     40,000 $    1,430,000
Less: Accumulated Depreciation $            40,000 $                     20,000 $         20,000
Investment in Seagull co $   758,400 $                   560,000 $                  -  
$                   198,400
Goodwill $         168,000 $       168,000
Total Assets $3,058,400 $ 810,000 $         308,000 $                   818,400 $    3,358,000
Accounts Payable $   400,000 $ 100,000 $                    -   $       500,000
$                  -  
Long term Notes Payable $1,100,000 $    10,000 $    1,110,000
Common Stock $1,000,000 $ 400,000 $         400,000 $    1,000,000
Additional Paid in capital $              -   $ 100,000
Retained Earnings $   558,400 $ 200,000 $         277,000 $                     77,000 $       558,400
NCI in NA of Seagull Co. $                   140,000 $       189,600
$                     49,600
Total Liabilities & Equity $3,058,400 $ 810,000 $         677,000 $                   266,600 $    3,358,000
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