Sherlin - 198110790 - Tugas 1 Akuntansi Keuangan Lanjutan [PDF]

  • 0 0 0
  • Suka dengan makalah ini dan mengunduhnya? Anda bisa menerbitkan file PDF Anda sendiri secara online secara gratis dalam beberapa menit saja! Sign Up
File loading please wait...
Citation preview

1. On July 1, Winter Inc paid $50.000.000 by cash to acquire Summer Inc. Summer Inc was dissolved after acquisition. The information of Summer Inc net assets fair value is as follows ( in thousands) January 1



July 1



Cash



$10.000



$12.000



Account Receivable



$20.000



$15.000



Inventories



$25.000



$32.000



Plants Assets



$40.000



$40.000



Account Payable



$14.000



$15.000



Notes Payable



$28.000



$25.000



Required : calculate the goodwill or the gain from bargain purchase of the business combination ! Debit ( in thousands ) Cash Account Receivable Inventories Plant Assets Total



$ 12.000 15.000 32.000 40.000 $ 99.000



Credit ( in thousands ) Account Payable Notes Payable Total Net assets



$ 15.000 25.000 $ 40.000



= total assets – total liabilites = $ 99.000 - $ 40.000 = $ 59.000



Gain from bargain purchase = net assets – investment = $ 59.000 - $ 50.000 = $ 9.000



2. Van N.V. acquired Jong N.V. by issuing convertible bonds for $5.000.000 and 500.000 shares of $10 par value of common stock with market value of $5.000.000. given below is the information of Jong N.V. liabilities at the time of acquisition ( in thousand ) Book Value



Fair Value



Account Payable



$ 3.000



$ 2.500



Unearned Revenues



$



400



$



400



Interest Payable



$



100



$



100



Notes Payable



$ 6.700



$ 6.700



Bonds Payable



$12.000



$10.000



Required : determined the amount of Jong N.V. liabilties to be recognized by Van N.V. as a result of the acquisition !



Book Value Account Payable Uearned Revenues Interest Payable Notes Payable Bonds Payable Total Liabilities



$ 3.000 400 100 6.700 12.000 $ 22.200



Fair Value $ 2.500 400 100 6.700 10.000 $ 19.700



3. Pat Corporation paid $ 5.000.000 for Saw Corporation’s voting common stock on January 2, 2011 and saw was dissolved. The purchase price consisted of 100.000 shares of Pat’s common stock with a market value of $4.000.000 plus $1.000.000 cash. In addtion, Pat paid $100.000 for registering and issuing the 100.000 shares of common stock and $200.000 for other costs of combination. Balance sheet information for the companies immediately before the acquisition summarized as follow ( in thousand ) Pat Saw Book Value



Book Value



Fair Value



Cash



$ 6.000



$



480



$



480



Account Receivable



$ 2.600



$



720



$



720



Note Receivable - net



$ 3.000



$



600



$



600



Inventories



$ 5.000



$



840



$ 1.000



Other Current Assets



$ 1.400



$



360



$



400



Land



$ 4.000



$



200



$



400



Building Net



$18.000



$ 1.200



$ 2.400



Equipment Net



$20.000



$ 1.600



$ 1.200



Total Assets



$60.000



$ 6.000



$ 7.200



Account Payable



$ 2.000



$



$



Mortgage Payable 10%



$10.000



$ 1.400



Capital Stock, $10 par



$20.000



$ 2.000



Other paid in capital



$16.000



$ 1.200



Retained Earning



$12.000



$



Total Equities



$60.000



$ 6.000



600



600



$ 1.200



800



Required : a. prepare journal entries for Pat Corporation to record its acquisition of Saw Corporation, including all allocations to individual assets and liability accounts !



Journal entries to record the acquisition of Saw Corporation Investment in Saw



$ 5.000.000



Capital stock, $10 par



$ 1.000.000



Other paid in capital



$ 3.000.000



Cash



$ 1.000.000



(To record acquisition of saw for $ 100.000 shares of common stock and $ 1.000.000 cash)



Investment expense



$



200.000



Other paid in capital



$



100.000



Cash



$



300.000



(To record payment of coats to register and issue the shares of stock $100.000 and other costs of combination)



Cash



$ 480.000



Account Receivable



$ 720.000



Notes Receivable



$ 600.000



Inventories



$1.000.000



Other current assets



$ 400.000



Land



$ 400.000



Buildings



$2.400.000



Equipment



$1.200.000



Account Payable



$ 600.000



Mortgage Payable



$1.200.000



Investment in Saw



$5.000.000



Gain on bargain purchase



$ 400.000



(To record the net assets of Saw at fair value and the gain on the bargain purchase)



Gain on bargain purchase calculation Acquisition price



$5.000.000



Fair value of net assets acquired



$5.400.000



Gain on bargain purchase



$ 400.000



b. Prepare a balance sheet for Pat Corporation on January 2,2011 immediately after the acquisition and dissolution of Saw



Pat Corporation Balance Sheet At January 2,2011 (After Business Combination )



Assets Current Assets Cash



$ 5.180.000



Account Receivable – net



$ 3.320.000



Notes Receivable – net



$ 3.600.000



Inventories



$ 6.000.000



Other Current Assets



$ 1.800.000



Total Current Assets



$19.900.000



Plant assets Land



$ 4.400.000



Buiding – net



$20.400.000



Equipment – net



$21.200.000



Total Plant Assets



$46.000.000



Total Assets



$65.900.000



Libilities and Stockholders’ Equity Liabilities Account Payable



$ 2.600.000



Mortgage payable



$11.200.000



Total Liabilities



$13.800.000



Stockholders’ Equity Capital Stock



$21.000.000



Other Paid In Capital



$18.900.000



Retained Earnings



$12.200.000



Total Stockholders’ Equity



$52.100.000



Total Libilities and Stockholders’ Equity



$65.900.000