Advanced Accounting Exam 3

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chapter 4 and 5

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The total acquired firm fair value in the presence of a partial acqusition is

the sum of the two components at the acquisition date (FV of controlling interest + FV of noncontrolling interest)

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The parent company that controls its subsidiary must consolidate ___________ of subsidiary assets, liabilities, revenues, and expenses.

100%, regardless of ownership amount,

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The noncontrolling interest balance is reported in the parent’s consolidated financial statements as a(n) ______________________.

component of stockholders’ equity

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When would entry A be split into two entries?

if a control premium exists

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Control Premium

parent pays ‘extra’ than stock price

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What would entry A1 refer to?

excess assets and liabilities

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What would entry A2 refer to?

goodwill

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When referring to net income, the economic unit concept states

consolidated net income includes 100% of parent’s NI and 100% of subsidiary’s NI, adjusted for excess acquisition-date fair value over book value amortizations

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Step Acquisitions

occurs when control is achieved in a series of equity acquisitions, as opposed to a single transaction

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During step acquisitions, on the date of attaining control

all of the parent’s previous investments in the subsidiary are adjusted to fair value and a gain or loss recognized as appropriate. valuation basis is established at fair value (100%)

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Intercompany

the transfer of assets between the companies within a consolidated entity

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Any gain created by intra-entity transfers is

removed in consolidation each year until the land is sold to an outside party

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What are the journal entries for the TL entry?

Debit Gain, Credit Land

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What are the journal entries for entry *GL?

Debit Retained Earnings, Credit Land

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What would the consolidation worksheet entry be to recognize the gain on sale of land when it is sold to an outside party?

Debit Retained Earnings, Credit Gain

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What are the journal entries for the TA entry?

debit gain, debit equipment, credit accumulated depreciation

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What are the journal entries for the *TA entry?

debit retained earnings, debit equipment, credit accumulated depreciation

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What are the journal entries for the ED entry?

debit accumulated depreciation, credit depreciation expense

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What intra-entity entries are relevant to land sales?

TL and *GL

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What intra-entity entries are relevant to equipment sales?

TA, ED, *TA

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What intra-entity entries are relevant to inventory sales?

TI, G, *G

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What are the journal entries for the TI entry?

debit Sales, credit COGS

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What are the journal entries for the G entry?

debit COGS, credit inventory

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What are the journal entries for the *G entry?

debit Retained Earnings, credit COGS

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Gross Profit Ratio

MC / (1+MC) OR GP/Sales

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Markup on Cost (MC)

GPR / (1-GPR) OR GP/COGS

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