On January 1, 2018 Long Company acquired 80% of the outstanding voting common stock of Fall
Company for $8, 064, 000 cash. Long Company uses the equity method. During 2018 Fall reported
$1,344,000 of net income and paid $576,000 in dividends. The stockholder’s equity section of
December 31, 201, balance sheet for Fall was as follows:
Stockholder’s equity
Paid in capital:
Common stock-$84 par $8,400,000
Retained earnings $1,680,000’
Prepare the general journal entries to record the investment and the effect of Fall’s
Income and dividends on Long Company’s accounts.
Prepare the elimination entry that would be made on the work sheet for a consolidated
Balance sheet as of the date of acquisition.
Common Stock | 8,400,000 | |
Retained Earnings | 1,680,000 | |
Net book Value of Subsidiary's assets | 10,080,000 | Subsidiary's common stock plus retained earnings, at the time of acquisition |
Share of Parent (80%) | 8,064,000 | |
Non Controlling Interest (20%) | 2,016,000 | |
Consideration paid by Parent | 8,064,000 | |
Share of parent in net assets | (8,064,000) | |
Goodwill | - |
Journal entries in the book of Long
Debit | Credit | Notes | |
Investment in Fall company | 8,064,000 | Amount paid for acquiring shares of Fall company | |
Cash | 8,064,000 | Amount paid for acquiring shares of Fall company | |
Investment in Fall company | 1,075,200 | Recording of income from Fall company as per equity method, ie 80% of Fall's income | |
Income from Fall company | 1,075,200 | Recording of income from Fall company as per equity method, ie 80% of Fall's income | |
Cash | 460,800 | Recording of dividend from Fall company as per equity method, ie 80% of total dividend | |
Investment in Fall company | 460,800 | Recording of dividend from Fall company as per equity method, ie 80% of total dividend |
Elimination entries
Debit | Credit | Notes | |
Common Stock | 8,400,000 | Elimination of Fall's common stock | |
Retained Earnings | 1,680,000 | Elimination of Fall's retained earnings | |
Investment in Fall company | 8,678,400 | Elimination of amount in "investment in Fall company" as on date | |
Non Controlling interest | 2,016,000 | Apportionment to non controlling interest | |
Income from Fall company | 1,075,200 | Elimination of income received from Fall recorded in the books of Long | |
Dividends Paid | 460,800 | Elimination of dividend paid by Fall to Long |
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