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Problem 4: On April 1,2021, GGG Co. acquired 5,000 ordinary
shares of HHH Inc. 100,000 outstanding shares at fair value of
P125 per share. The shares are to be held as financial assets at
fair value thru profit and loss.
On October 1,2021, GGG received 5,000 share rights from
HHH to purchased additional 1,000 new share at P120 per share,
on this date the share rights fair value is P5? right. On October
31,2021, GGG exercise the all the share rights.
On December 31,2021, HHH declared and issued 10% share
dividends to shareholder of record to date. GGG Inc. reported
net income for 2023 of P3,250,000 and the fair value of HHH
ordinary share on December 31,2021 is P115/share.
On April 1,2022, HHH declared and paid a cash dividends of
P2.5 per share to shareholder of record to date. On June 1,2022,
GGG acquired additional 25% of the outstanding shares of HHH
Inc. from the existing shareholder at P120 per share. On this
date the book value per share of HHH Inc. is P112. The excess
is attributable to the fair value of the depreciable assets with an
average useful life of 10 years.
On December 31,2022, HHH reported net income of
P4,200,000 which were earned evenly throughout the year,
while the fair value of its ordinary share is P120/share.
Compute for the following:
Unrealized Gain/(loss)- PL for 2021.
Cash dividend received on April 1,2022.
Acquisition cost of the additional 25% interest.
Amount attributable to the fair value of the depreciable
assets.
Gain/(Loss) as a result of remeasurement of the existing 5%
interest.
Investment income accounted under equity method for 2022.
Total income for 2022 related to the investment.
Carrying value of the investment on December 31,2022.
 Problem 4: On April 1,2021, GGG Co. acquired 5,000 ordinary shares

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