Question: Consider the following balance sheets (in millions): Cloud Software paid $300 million to Tron stockholders for all their stock. The fair value of the plant
Consider the following balance sheets (in millions):

Cloud Software paid $300 million to Tron stockholders for all their stock. The fair value of the plant assets of Tron is $150 million. The fair value of cash and inventories is equal to their carrying amounts. Cloud and Tron still keep separate books.
1. Prepare a tabulation showing the balance sheets of Cloud, of Tron, Intercompany Eliminations, and Consolidated Balances immediately after the acquisition.
2. Suppose only $100 million rather than $150 million of the total purchase price of $300 million could be logically assigned to the plant assets. How would the consolidated accounts be affected?
3. Refer to the facts in number 1. Suppose Cloud had paid $340 million rather than $300 million. State how your tabulation in number 1 would change.
Cloud Software Company S 850 350 390) S1.590 S 620 970 S1.590 Tron Gaming $ 80 70 60 Cash Inventories Plant assets, net Total assets Common stock and paid-in capital Retained income Total liabilities and stockholders' equity $120 90
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