On Jan 1, 2018 the Parent purchases an 80% interest in the Sub for $575,000.On that date the Sub had the following Stockholder's Equity:

Common Stock$100,000

Paid in Capital$100,000

Retained Earnings$225,000

Total$425,000

On this date, all The Sub's Assets and Liabilities Book Value = FMV EXCEPT for Inventory which is under-valued by $15,000 and the Equipment that is under-valued by $40,000 with an 8 year remaining useful life.

Intercompany Transactions:

I.Sub sells INVENTORY to the Parent at a 25% Mark-Up.And During the 2020 Year the Sub sold INVENTORY to the Parent amounting to $224,000.At 12/31/20 the Unsold intercompany inventory was $18,000 and on 1/1/20 the Beginning Intercompany Inventory was $15,000.

II.On 1/1/19 the Parent sold a Building to the Sub.The Equipment had an original COST of $620,000 and Accumulated Depreciation of $200,000.The parent sells the building to the Sub for $600,000 with a 10 year remaining useful life.

III.On 1/1/17 the SUB issued to an INDEPENDENT 3^rd party, a $1,000,000 Face Value 10 year 6% Bond Payable at 95% interest paid annually on Dec 31^st.On Jan 1, 2020 the Parent PURCHASES the Bond for $1,021,000.

REQUIRED:

I.Prepare the Determination & Distribution of Excess Schedule

II.Prepare the Elimination and Adjusting entries for 12/31/20.

III.What is the Consolidated Net Income?

IV.What is the NCI 12/31/20 Value?

V.What is the 12/31/20 Consolidated Retained Earnings Balance?

Assume the Following:

a.Parent uses the Cost Method and the SUB paid a $35,000 dividend and their ending Retained Earnings Balance is $350,000.

b.Parent's Net Income = $550,000 and the SUB $425,000 PRIOR to the Elimination and Adjusting entries

c.Assume Parent's Retained Earnings balance = ($655,000) and paid a $25,000 Dividend.

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