Parent company acquires 80 of the outstanding stock of


Parent Company acquires 80% of the outstanding stock of Subsidiary Company on the open market. They acquired the 8,000 shares by exchanging 2 shares of Parent for each share of Sub. The Parent stock is selling for $40 per share. At the date of acquisition (12-31-2013) Subsidiary had the following condensed balance sheet: (amounts shown at carrying value)

Inventory = $50,000

Other Current Assets = 60,000

Land = $50,000

Building = $500,000

Accumulated Depreciation on Building = 120,000

Equipment = 300,000

Accumulated Depreciation on Equipment = 90,000

Patent = $0 as it was developed internally.

Liabilities = $210,000

Common Stock (10,000 shares $10 par) = 100,000

PIC- Common Stock = 120,000

Retained Earnings = 320,000

Identifiable assets undervalued:

Inventory by $10,000- FIFO; Land $20,000- Building $30,000 (straight line 20 years life- Equipment $20,000 (straight line 5 years) and Patent $10,000 (straight line 10 years life)

Implied value of firm = (8,000 shares x 2 = 16,000 shares of parent x $40) = 640,000 / .8 = 800,000

Book value of net asses = 540,000

Excess of cost over book value = 260,000

Identifiable assets, inventory 10,000 + land 20,000 + building 30,000 + equipment 20,000 + patent 10,000 explained

Balance is goodwill = 260,000 – 90,000 = 170,000

What is the original balance in the non-controlling interest?

What is the implied value of the Sub?

The next year the Sub reported Income of $200,000. Dividends of $50,000 were paid to all stockholders. What is the adjusted income of the Sub?

What is the balance in the Investment in Sub balance at the end of the year?

What will be the total adjustments needed to the reported income of the sub in the second year?

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