The following are preliminary financial statements for Choco Co. and Cake Co. for the year ending December 31, 2020 prior to Choco’s acquisition of Cake.                                                       Choco Co.        Cake Co.                                                  Book Values   Book Values           Fair Values   Cash and Receivable             120,000            30,000                       30,000 Inventories                              240,000            90,000                       94,000 Land                                       120,000           108,000                      128,000 Building                                  480,000          336,000                       348,000 Accounts payable                  (70,000)        (100,000)                     (100,000) Long-term debt                      (38,000)        (32,000)                        (34,000) Common stock                     (192,000)        (72,000)  Additional paid in capital      (96,000)        (12,000)  Retained earnings 12/31/20 (564,000)     (348,000)  Revenues                             (360,000)      (228,000) Expenses                               240,000        132,000     On 12/31/2020 Choco exchanged 20,000 shares of its $4 par value common stock for all the outstanding shares of Cake. Choco's stock on that date has a fair value (=market price) of $30 per share. Assume these two companies retained their separate legal identities.   1) Prepare a journal entry for acquisition in Choco’s book.  Account name Debit Credit       2) Show calculation of goodwill/gain on bargain purchase at the date of the acquisition using fair value allocation schedule      3) Choco paid $8,000 to several attorneys and accountants who assisted in this business combination.  Prepare a journal entry.  Account name Debit Credit

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  1. The following are preliminary financial statements for Choco Co. and Cake Co. for the year ending December 31, 2020 prior to Choco’s acquisition of Cake.

 

 

                                                  Choco Co.        Cake Co. 

                                                Book Values   Book Values           Fair Values

 

Cash and Receivable             120,000            30,000                       30,000

Inventories                              240,000            90,000                       94,000

Land                                       120,000           108,000                      128,000

Building                                  480,000          336,000                       348,000

Accounts payable                  (70,000)        (100,000)                     (100,000)

Long-term debt                      (38,000)        (32,000)                        (34,000)

Common stock                     (192,000)        (72,000)

 Additional paid in capital      (96,000)        (12,000)

 Retained earnings 12/31/20 (564,000)     (348,000)

 Revenues                             (360,000)      (228,000)

Expenses                               240,000        132,000

 

 

On 12/31/2020 Choco exchanged 20,000 shares of its $4 par value common stock for all the outstanding shares of Cake. Choco's stock on that date has a fair value (=market price) of $30 per share. Assume these two companies retained their separate legal identities.

 



1) Prepare a journal entry for acquisition in Choco’s book. 

Account name

Debit

Credit

 

 

 

2) Show calculation of goodwill/gain on bargain purchase at the date of the acquisition using fair value allocation schedule 

 

 

3) Choco paid $8,000 to several attorneys and accountants who assisted in this business combination.  Prepare a journal entry. 

Account name

Debit

Credit

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