Since, the question has multiple parts, I have answered the first four parts with all the details.
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Part a)
The amount of excess depreciation expense is determined as follows:
Consideration Transferred by Miller | 776,000 | ||
Fair Value of Non Controlling Interest | 194,000 | ||
Taylor's Fair Value | 970,000 | ||
Taylor's Book Value | 580,000 | ||
Fair Value in Excess of Book Value | 390,000 | ||
Life | Annual Excess Amortizations | ||
Excess Fair Value Assigned to Buildings | 77,400 | 20 | 3,870 |
Goodwill | 312,600 | Indefinite | 0 |
Total | $390,000 | $3,870 | |
Answer for Part a) is $3,870
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Part b)
The value of goodwill is $312,600 (390,000 - 77,400) as calculated in Part a).
Answer for Part b) is $312,600.
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Part c)
The entries are prepared as below:
Event | General Journal | Debit | Credit |
Entry S | Common Stock | $290,000 | |
Additional Paid-In Capital | $87,000 | ||
Retained Earnings | $203,000 | ||
Investment in Taylor Company (580,000*80%) | $464,000 | ||
Noncontrolling Interest in Taylor (580,000 - 464,000) | $116,000 | ||
Entry A | Buildings | $77,400 | |
Goodwill | $312,600 | ||
Investment in Taylor Company (390,000*80%) | $312,000 | ||
Noncontrolling Interest in Taylor (390,000*20%) | $78,000 |
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Part d)
The amount of investment income under each method is calculated as below:
Equity Method:
Income Accrual (68,100*80%) | 54,480 |
Excess Amortization Expense (3,870*80%) | 3,096 |
Investment Income | $51,384 |
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Partial Equity Method
Investment Income = Income Accrual*80% = 68,100*80% = $54,480
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Initial Value Method
Investment Income = Dividend*80% = 9,900*80% = $7,920
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Tabular Representation:
Investment Income | |
The Equity Method | $51,384 |
The Partial Equity Method | $54,480 |
The Initial Value Method | $7,920 |
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