4240-6024 Project Fall 2023 part 1 (1)
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PROJECT FACTS
Ownership (no dissolution)
80%
Acquisition Date
1/1/2023
Consideration (paid in cash)
$
396,000
Fair value of NCI
$
99,000
STONY HARBOR FAIR VALUES AT ACQUISITION
Equipment (5 year remaining useful life)
$
105,000
Software (3 year remaining useful life)
$
28,000
Customer list (10 year useful life - currently unrecognized)
$
45,000
INTRAENTITY TRANSACTIONS
Prairie View sold Land to Stony Harbor on 1/2/2024. They still hold the land at the end of 2024.
Sale Price
$
38,000
Book Value
$
30,000
Stony Harbor sold inventory to Prairie View in 2024.
Sales price
$
66,000
Cost
$
52,000
Gross Profit %
21%
% Remaining at yearend
25%
Prairie View owes Stony Harbor at the end of 2024
$
20,000
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Stony Harbor Balance Sheet 1/1/2023
Assets
Cash
41,700
Accounts Receivable
95,600
Inventory
185,200
Land
46,000
Equipment (net)
85,000
Software (net)
25,000
Total Assets
478,500
Liabilities and Equity
Liabilities
102,500
Common Stock
20,000
Additional Paid-in Capital
205,000
Retained Earnings
151,000
Total Liabilities and Equity
478,500
STONY HARBOR'S RETAINED EARNINGS CHANGES
2023 Income
$
45,000
2023 Dividends
$
12,000
2024 Income
$
43,000
2024 Dividends
$
16,000
different parts, link all cells. No cells should be hard coded. Do not fill in or change anything on
Acquisition Journal Entry
Investment in Stony Harbor
$
396,000.00
cash
396,000
Fair-Value Allocation Schedule
total fair value
$
495,000.00
book value
$
(376,000.00)
excess initial value
$
119,000.00
to equipment
$
20,000.00 $
4,000.00
to software
$
3,000.00 $
1,000.00
to customer list
$
45,000.00 $
4,500.00
to goodwill
$
51,000.00 $
9,500.00
Goodwill Allocation Schedule
CI
NCI
Total
$
396,000.00 $
99,000.00 $
495,000.00
$
355,200.00 $
88,800.00 $
444,000.00
$
40,800.00 $
10,200.00 $
51,000.00
0
Initial investment, 1/1/23
$
396,000.00
Dividends
$
(9,600.00)
Income of Stony Harbor
$
36,000.00
Amortization
$
(7,600.00)
Investment in Stony Harbor 12/31/23
$
414,800.00
Dividends
$
(12,800.00)
Income of Stony Harbor
$
34,400.00
Amortization
$
(7,600.00)
Deferred profit
$
(2,800.00)
Deferred gain on sale of land
$
(8,000.00)
Investment in Stony Harbor 12/31/24
$
418,000.00
Complete the fair-value allocation schedule, calculate the excess fair-value amortizations, and record
entry.
In the space below, create a schedule showing the changes in the Investment in Stony Harbor accoun
1/1/2023 through 12/31/2024 for the equity method. This will be helpful for your consolidation work
similar to exhibits 5.3 or 4.4 in your textbook. Make sure you pay attention to downstream vs. upstrea
discussed on page 227.
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the acquisition journal
nt from acquisition on
ksheet in part 3. This is
am. The difference is
Equity Method Consolidated Worksheet - F
Accounts
Trial Balance
Prairie View
Stony Harbor
(JE ref)
Revenues and Gains
850,000
750,000
Cost of Goods Sold
680,000
602,000
Operating Expenses
145,000
105,000
Income of Stony Harbor
Net Income
25,000
43,000
Net Income attributable to NCI
Net Income attributable to Prairie View
Retained Earnings - Prairie View 1/1
1,074,605
Retained Earnings - Stony Harbor 1/1
184,000
Net Income (above)
25,000
43,000
Dividends Declared
95,000
16,000
Retained Earnings 12/31
1,004,605
211,000
Cash
156,000
115,490
Accounts Receivable
305,000
93,250
Inventory
595,000
160,750
Investment in Stony Harbor
418,000
Land
125,000
84,000
Equipment (net)
463,580
51,000
Software (net)
59,375
19,000
Customer List
Goodwill
Total Assets
2,121,955
523,490
Liabilities
451,350
87,490
Common Stock
50,000
20,000
Additional Paid-in Capital
600,000
205,000
Noncontrolling Interest in Stony Harbor, 1/1
Noncontrolling Interest in Stony Harbor, 12/31
Retained Earnings (above)
1,004,605
211,000
Total Liabilities and Equity
2,105,955
523,490
16,000
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Complete the consolidation worksheet below. Start by filling in the yellow squares for Prairie Vie
sure your debits and credits are being added/subtracted correctly. All consolidation entry values
below the consolidation worksheet.
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For the Year Ended 12/31/2024
Consolidation Entries
Consolidated
Debit
(JE ref)
Credit
Totals
-
-
-
ew's trial balance. Use formulas whenever possible (calculating values or totaling rows/columns). Make
s need to be linked to the trial balance or other tabs. If any additional schedules are needed, place them
Noncontrolling
Interest
Consolidated Net Income (Loss)
47,000
(4,000)
Consolidated Assets, 1/1/24
2,056,138
2,056,138
Consolidated Assets, 12/31/24
2,295,945
2,244,945
Consolidated Equity, 1/1/24
1,724,605
1,724,605
Consolidated Equity, 12/31/24
1,777,105
1,726,105
Consolidated Liabilities
518,840
518,840
ROA (net income / average assets)
ROE (net income / average equity)
Debt to Equity (liabilities / equity)
Let's assume that the Goodwill balance gets completely impaired at the
end of 2024. Record the journal entry to impair the Goodwill balance.
Based on the information below, calculate the applicable ratios with and
without impairment.
Without
Impairment
With
Impairment
Answer the following questions:
a. What is the effect on each ratio when all of the acquisition related
goodwill is considered impaired?
b. What are some potential upsides and downsides when an impairment
loss is recorded?
c. Who is impacted by a goodwill impairment loss being recorded?
EXCHANGE RATES - US DOLLAR FOR 1 LOCAL CURRENCY
Year
January 1
August 1
2022
$
1.17610
2023
$
1.16620 $
1.16870
2024
$
1.16510 $
1.16352
December 31, 2024 Trial Balances
Rate
Revenues
(750,000)
Cost of Goods Sold
602,000
Operating Expenses
80,000
Depreciation and Amortization
25,000
Retained Earnings - 1/1/24
(184,000)
Dividends Declared - 8/1/24
16,000
Cash
115,490
Accounts Receivable
93,250
Inventory
160,750
Land
84,000
Buildings (net)
51,000
Software (net)
19,000
Liabilities
(87,490)
Common Stock
(20,000)
Additional Paid-in Capital
(205,000)
Translation Adjustment
n/a
Retained Earnings 1/1/23
(151,000)
Net Income 2023
(45,000)
Dividends 8/1/23
12,000
Retained Earnings 12/31/23 (1/1/24)
(184,000)
Retained Earnings 1/1/24
(184,000)
Common Stock
(20,000)
Assume instead that Stony Harbor is located in a different country and the local currency is the functio
below to perform an analysis using the current rate method. Ignore all previous parts.
Using the exchange rates presented, translate Stony Harbor’s 12/31/2024 trial balance. For accounts th
date is not listed, use 1/1/22. Use the reconciliation at the bottom to help solve for the Retained Earnin
been started for you. All yellow boxes need to be filled in.
Local Currency
( ) means a credit balance
Check your work for the current method only by calculating the translation adjustment using the chang
method is shown in the PowerPoint slides and on page 497.
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Additional Paid-in Capital
(205,000)
Net Assets 1/1/24
(409,000)
Net Income 2024
(43,000)
Dividends 2024
16,000
Net Assets 12/31/24
(436,000)
Net Assets, 12/31/24 at current rate
(436,000)
Translation Adjustment
Is the translation adjustment that you calculated recorded with a debit or credit?
Do they have a net asset or net liability exposure?
December 31
Average
$
1.16705 $
1.17560
$
1.16505 $
1.16670
$
1.17541 $
1.16800
US Dollars
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
(176,096)
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
-
$
(176,096)
$
-
$
-
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(176,096)
$
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$
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hat use historical rates and a
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ges in net assets. This
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(176,096)
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(176,096)
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176,096
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