112 000 Inventory 58  000 Plant and equipment 334  000 Accumulated depreciation — plant and equipment (80  000

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On 1 July 2024, it was agreed that Dancer Ltd would take over Runner Ltd, after which Runner Ltd will liquidate. The statement of financial position of Runner Ltd on that day was as follows:

Cash

$         40  000

Accounts receivable

  112 000

Inventory

58  000

Plant and equipment

334  000

Accumulated depreciation — plant and equipment

(80  000)

Shares in Harry Ltd

52  000

 

$516  000

Accounts payable

62  000

Mortgage loan

43 000

10% Debentures

60  000

Share Capital ($4 ordinary shares)

200 000

Retained earnings

151 000

 

$516  000

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dancer Ltd is to acquire all the assets of Runner Ltd (except for cash) and assume the accounts payable. The assets of Runner Ltd are recorded at their fair values except for:

 

Fair Value

Inventory

$   78 400

Plant and equipment

280  000

Shares in Harry Ltd

45 000

In exchange, Dancer Ltd will transfer the following:

  • One 5% debenture in Dancer Ltd, redeemable on 1 July 2025, for every two shares held in Runner Ltd. The fair value of each debenture is $7.
  • Two shares in Dancer Ltd for every five shares held in Runner Ltd. The fair value of each Dancer Ltd share is $5.40. Costs to issue these shares amounts to $1 800.
  • A patent that is carried at $70 000 in the records of Dancer Ltd, but is considered to have a fair value of $80 000.
  • Sufficient cash, additional to that already held, to enable Runner Ltd to pay: the outstanding debentures plus the 10% premium; mortgage loan; annual leave entitlements of $32 400 outstanding at 1 July 2024; and, liquidation costs of $10 000.

Costs incurred by Dancer Ltd in arranging the business combination amounted to $3 200.

 

Required:

Prepare an acquisition analysis and the journal entries in the records of Dancer Ltd to record the acquisition of Runner Ltd.

 

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