EBK ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
EBK ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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ISBN: 8220102796096
Author: Christensen
Publisher: YUZU
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Chapter 6, Problem 6.28P

(a)

To determine

Introduction: Sales refer to a transaction between two parties in which one party sells a product or a service and another party purchases those goods and services in exchange for a consideration, usually monetary in nature.

The amount reported in the consolidated income statement as sales.

(a)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6.28P

Sales to be recorded in the consolidated income statement is $790,000

Explanation of Solution

Calculation of sales

    ParticularsAmount (in $)Amount (in $)
    Reported sales of B660,000
    Reported sales of H510,000
    1,170,000
    Intercompany sales by B140,000
    Intercompany sales by H240,000(380,000)
    Sales reported on consolidated income statement790,000

(b)

To determine

Introduction: The cost of goods sold refers to the cost of acquisition or manufacturing of goods that a company sells during a particular period. The cost of goods sold includes the cost of materials and labor used in the manufacturing and other associated costs.

The amount reported in the consolidated income statement as cost of goods sold

(b)

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Answer to Problem 6.28P

Cost of goods sold to be recorded in the consolidated income statement is $536,429

Explanation of Solution

Calculation of cost of goods sold

    ParticularsB (in $)H (in $)
    Seles reported660,000510,000
    Ratio of cost to sales price1.41.2
    Cost of goods sold471,429425,000
    Amount to be eliminated(128,000)(232,000)
    Cost of goods sold adjusted(343,429)(193,000)
    Cost of goods sold536,429

(c)

To determine

Introduction: The consolidated income is the difference between the sum of the total operating income of the parent company and the net income of the subsidiary and the unrealized inventory profits of the two. The income assigned to controlling interest is the difference between income assigned to non-controlling interest and the consolidated net income.

The amount reported as consolidated net income and income assigned to the controlling interest.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 6.28P

The consolidated net income is $70,000

The income assigned to controlling interest is $67,600

Explanation of Solution

Consolidated net income:

    ParticularsAmount (in $)Amount (in $)
    Operating income of B70,000
    Net income of H20,000
    Total income90,000
    Less: unrealized inventory profits of B(12,000)
    unrealized inventory profits of H(8,000)
    Consolidated net income70,000

Income assigned to controlling interest:

    ParticularsAmount (in $)
    Consolidated net income70,000
    Less: income assigned to non- controlling interest (20,0008,000)×20%(2,400)
    Income assigned to controlling interest67,600

(d)

To determine

Introduction: Inventory refers to the goods that a business holds with the ultimate goal of resale. It includes only the finished goods or unfinished goods to be ultimately used in the production process. It is classified as a current asset in the balance sheet of the company.

The inventory balance reported in the consolidated balance sheet for 20X8

(d)

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 6.28P

The amount of inventory to be reported in the 20X8 balance sheet is $70,000

Explanation of Solution

Inventory:

    ParticularsAmount (in $)Amount (in $)
    Inventory reported by B48,000
    Unrealized profits (8,000)40,000
    Inventory reported by H42,000
    Unrealized profit(12,000)30,000
    Inventory as on December, 20X570,000

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