CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT WORK-PAPER | |||
Computation and Allocation Schedule for difference between Book Value and Value Implied by Purchase Price | |||
Parent Share |
Non-Controlling Share |
Entire Value | |
Purchase Price and Implied Value | $522,100 | $130,525 | $652,625 |
Less: Book Value of Equity Acquired | $474,160 | $118,540 | $592,700 |
Difference between Implied and Book Value | $47,940 | $11,985 | $59,925 |
Inventory | $15,440 | $3,860 | $19,300 |
Marketable Securities | $20,560 | $5,140 | $25,700 |
Plant and Equipment | $25,040 | $6,260 | $31,300 |
Balance | ($13,100) | ($3,275) | ($16,375) |
Gain | $13,100 | ||
Increase Non-controlling interest to Fair Value of Assets |
$3,275 | ||
Total Allocation Bargain | $16,375 | ||
Balance | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Working Notes | |||
Allocation of Book Value of Equity Acquired | |||
Entire Value |
Parent Share @ 80% |
Non-Controlling Share @ 20% |
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Book Value of Equity Acquired | |||
Capital Stock | $494,200 | $395,360 | $98,840 |
Retained Earnings | $98,500 | $78,800 | $19,700 |
$592,700 | $474,160 | $118,540 | |
Excess of Fair Value over Book Value of Assets | |||
Fair Vale | Book Value | Excess | |
Inventory | $69,000 | $49,700 | $19,300 |
Marketable Securities | $126,500 | $100,800 | $25,700 |
Plant and Equipment | $326,700 | $295,400 | $31,300 |
Other Current Assets | $210,500 | $210,500 | $0 |
$732,700 | $656,400 | $76,300 | |
Allocation of excess of Fair Value of Assets to Parent & Non-Controlling Share | |||
Excess of Fair Value |
Parent Share @ 80% |
Non-Controlling Share @ 20% |
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Inventory | $19,300 | $15,440 | $3,860 |
Marketable Securities | $25,700 | $20,560 | $5,140 |
Plant and Equipment | $31,300 | $25,040 | $6,260 |
$76,300 | $61,040 | $15,260 |
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