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On 31 Dec 20x9, H Ltd acquired 100% of the equity interests of S Ltd. At...

On 31 Dec 20x9, H Ltd acquired 100% of the equity interests of S Ltd. At acquisition date, the statements of financial position of H Ltd and S Ltd were as follows:

H Ltd

S Ltd

$

$

Property, plant and equipment, net

20,600

12,100

Investment in S Ltd

20,000

Inventory

3,000

4,000

Trade receivables

3,000

2,000

Cash

300

360

Total assets

46,900

18,460

Provisions

2,000

500

Trade and other payables

3,000

800

Total liabilities

5,000

1,300

Net assets

$41,900

$17,160

Share capital

25,000

10,000

Retained earnings

16,900

7,160

Equity

$41,900

$17,160

Assuming carrying amount of identifiable net assets of S Ltd was close to fair value on the date of acquisition.

Required:

Prepare the consolidated statement of financial position of H Ltd and its subsidiary, S Ltd as at 31 Dec 20x9.

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Consolidated Statement of financial position
Non-Current Assets          32,700
Inventory            7,000
Goodwill            2,840 (20000-(10000+7160))
Trade receivable            5,000
Cash                660
Total Assets          48,200
Provisions            2,500
Trade and Other Payables            3,800
Total liabilities            6,300
Net Assets          41,900
Share capital          25,000
Retained Earnings          16,900
         41,900

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