Question: On January 1 . 2 0 1 8 , x Company purchased 8 0 % of the outstanding common shares of Y for $

On January 1".2018, x Company purchased 80% of the outstanding common shares of Y for $2 million in
cash. On this date, the shareholders' equity of Y consisted of $ 1,000,000 par value common stock
and $800,000 of retained earnings Both companies use straight line method calculate amortization.
For the year ended December 31"..2021, the condensed income statements of X and Y were as follows:-
X....................Y..........".
Sales and other revenue............................ .$2,500,00....................800.,000
Cost of Goods so.ld.............................._,..0........................,000
Amortization expense.............................
600,00..........................0.,000
Other expenses.........................................4.00.,0.0.........................2.0,000
Net income.
$500,000. p...................... $ 120,000
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At December 31".2021, the balance sheets of the two companies were as follows:-
Xo.....................
(ash...........................................0.,0...........$.2.20,000
Accounts receivable........ .................7.5.,....................0,000
inventor.........................................,.50,0...................50,000
Land. ww....................................................3,000,000.
........................
900,000
Bldg.&Equipment................................0,.0.................9.0,000
Accumulated depreciatio. ............................(.00.,0.............400,000
TOTAL ASSETS.....................$.,000.,00.........$3.120.000
Current liabilitie s.................................$.,800.,.......................0.,000
Long term liabilities.No-par Common Stock.
w....................................
3,000,000.
.1,000,000
w.......................
Opening F Retained Earnings..........""
1,800,000.........................800,000
-.............
Net incone.................................................. .,00........................120,000
Dividendsu. ...............
300,000)..
totaL liABiliTieS & owners' eQuity $ 9,000,000.
(100,000)
+$3,120,000
Additional Information:-
On January 1".2018,Y had accounts receivable which was $100,000 in excess of its carrying
value; inventory had a fair value that was $100,000 less than its carrying value. Y also had a building
with a fair value that was $600,000 greater than the carrying value as well as long term liabilities with a
fair value which was $300,000 in excess of its carrying amount
the building had an estimated remaining useful life of 20 years and the long-term debt was 15 years
ii.
On April 2".2019, Y sold a machine to X for $60,000. When Y purchased the machine on January
2".2015, for $80,000 it was estimated that its service life would be 10 years with no salvage value.
There was no change in the estimated service life or salvage value at the time of the intercompany sale.
iii D uring 2021, X sold merchandise to Y for $100,000, a price that includes a 40% gross profit.
At the end of the year 55% of this inventory remained.
iv.
n December 31".2020, the inventories of Y contained merchandise purchased from X on which
X had recognized a gross profit of $25,000.
On December 31".2021, Y owed X $100,000.
vi.
During the year X declared paid dividends of $300,000 and Y declared and paid dividends of
$100,000.
vii.
5oodwill testing was done annually and this resulted in impairment of goodwill of $16,000 in
2018, $15,200 in 2019 and $10,400 in 2021
viil
X accounts for its investment in Y on the cost basis.
ix.
Both companies had a tax rate of 30% throughout the year.
Required:-
Calculate goodwill at the date of acquisition(5 marks)
The amortization schedule to December 31".2021(5 marks)
#i
Tax schedules(10 marks)
iv.
Consolidated Net Income for year ending Dece

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