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Consolidated Financial Statements Guide

The document discusses the preparation of consolidated financial statements using the worksheet method for Entity A and its subsidiary Entity B. It provides an example calculation of the fair value of Entity B's net assets, the goodwill on consolidation, and consolidation worksheet entries including revaluation of plant to fair value, depreciation entry and associated tax effect, and pre-acquisition elimination entry. The key steps are revaluing Entity B's assets and liabilities to fair value, calculating goodwill as the difference between consideration paid and fair value of net assets acquired, and making consolidation adjustments and eliminations on the worksheet.

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Consolidated Financial Statements Guide

The document discusses the preparation of consolidated financial statements using the worksheet method for Entity A and its subsidiary Entity B. It provides an example calculation of the fair value of Entity B's net assets, the goodwill on consolidation, and consolidation worksheet entries including revaluation of plant to fair value, depreciation entry and associated tax effect, and pre-acquisition elimination entry. The key steps are revaluing Entity B's assets and liabilities to fair value, calculating goodwill as the difference between consideration paid and fair value of net assets acquired, and making consolidation adjustments and eliminations on the worksheet.

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Preparation of consolidated financial statements using the worksheet

method
Solution
(a)
$
Book value of net assets of Entity B

350 000(1)

Add: Increase in equipment to fair value

40 000(2)

Less: Deferred tax liability


revaluation of equipment

(12 000)(3)

Fair value of net assets of Entity B

378 000

(1)

The book value of the net assets of Entity B is derived from the book value of its equity (issued
capital + retained earnings) at acquisition ($250 000 + $100 000)
(2)

The increase in the equipment to fair value is calculated as fair value less book value ($120 000 $80 000)
(3)

Calculated as 30 per cent of the increase in equipment to fair value ($40 000 * .30)

(b)
The goodwill on consolidation would be calculated as follows:
$
Consideration transferred

500 000

Less: Fair value of identifiable net assets (1)

378 000

Goodwill

122 000

(1)

Calculated in part (a) above.

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Preparation of consolidated financial statements using the worksheet


method
(c)
The consolidation worksheet entries for 30 June 2015 would be as follows:
(1) Revaluation of plant to fair value
Accumulated depreciation(1)

20 000

Equipment(2)

20 000

(1)

(2)

(3)

Business combinations reserve

28 000

Deferred tax liability(3)

12 000

Accumulated depreciation adjustment / consolidation entry is reversing the accumulated


depreciation previously recognised by Entity B.
The increase in equipment on revaluation is calculated as the net increase in the value of the
equipment ($40 000 [being $120 000 fair value less $80 000 book value] less $20 000
[reversal of accumulated depreciation] = $20 000).
Deferred tax liability is calculated as 30 per cent of the increase in value of the equipment
($40 000 * 30%).

(2) Depreciation entry and associated tax effect


Depreciation expense

8000

Accumulated depreciation

8000

(Calculated as difference in carrying value between Entity A and Entity B for the equipment divided
by 5 years [the useful life of the equipment] $40 000 / 5 = $8000).
Deferred tax liability

2400

Income tax expense

2400

(Calculated as 30 per cent of the depreciation expense adjustment above)


(3) Pre-acquisition elimination entry:
Issued capital

250 000

Retained earnings

100 000

Business combination reserve

28 000

Goodwill

122 000

Investment in Entity B

500 000

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Preparation of consolidated financial statements using the worksheet


method
The following worksheet illustrates the pre-acquisition elimination entries required.
Account

Entity A Ltd

Entity B Ltd

Adjustments

DR
Statement of financial performance
Depreciation
expense
Income tax
expense
Statement of financial position
Issued capital 400 000
Retained
200 000
earnings
600 000
Equipment
Accumulated
depreciation
Other net
100 000
assets
Investment in 500 000
Entity B
Goodwill
Deferred tax
liability
Business
combinations
reserve
600 000

Consolidated
financial
statements

CR

8000

8000
2400

2400

250 000
100 000

250 000
100 000

400 000
200 000

350 000
100 000
(20 000)

20 000
20 000

600 000
120 000
(8000)

8000

270 000

350 000

370 000
500 000(3)

122 000
2400

12 000

122 000
(9600)

28 000

28 000

550 400

550 400

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