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Mason Company has prepared consolidated financial statements for the current year and is now gathering information...

Mason Company has prepared consolidated financial statements for the current year and is now gathering information in connection with the following five operating segments it has identified.

Company
Total
Books Computers Maps Travel Finance
Sales to outside parties $ 1,547 $ 121 $ 696 $ 416 $ 314 $ 0
Intersegment sales 421 24 240 39 118 0
Interest income—external 97 60 0 0 0 37
Interest income—intersegment loans 147 0 0 0 0 147
Assets 3,398 206 1,378 248 326 1,240
Operating expenses 1,460 115 818 304 190 33
Expenses—intersegment sales 198 70 51 31 46 0
Interest expense—external 107 0 0 0 0 107
Interest expense—intersegment loans 147 21 71 38 17 0
Income tax expense (savings) 21 12 (41 ) 27 31 (8 )
General corporate expenses 55
Unallocated operating costs 80

Determine the reportable segments by performing each applicable test. (Figures are in thousands.)

  1. Revenue test:

  2. Profit or loss test:

  3. Asset test:

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Revenue Test: Segment Revenue >= 10% Entity's Total Revenue

Entity's Total Revenue (including inter segment sales) = $1547 + $421 = $1968

10% Entity's Total Revenue (including inter segment sales) = 10% of $1968 = $196.8

Books $                          145
Computers $                          936
Maps $                          455
Travel $                          432
Finance $                             -  

Thus, under the revenue test, the reportable segment are Computers, Maps and Travel.

Profit or Loss Test: Segment Profit or Loss >= 10% of the greater of absolute amount of :

(i) Combined Operating Profit of all the segments that had a profit

(ii) Combined Operating Loss of all the segments that had a loss

In the given problem,

Segment Sales Operating Expenses Allocation of Unallocated Operating Cost Operating Profit / Loss
Books $ 145 $               185 $ 4 $               (44)
Computers $ 936 $               869 $ 26 $ 41
Maps $ 455 $               335 $ 13 $               107
Travel $ 432 $               236 $ 12 $               184
Finance $ -   $                  33 $ -   $               (33)
Total $ 1,968 $            1,658 $ 55

(i) Combined Operating Profit of all the segments that had a profit = $332

(ii) Combined Operating Loss of all the segments that had a loss = $77

10% of the greater of absolute amount = 10% of $332 = $33.20

Thus, under the profit and loss test, the reportable segment are Books, Computers, Maps and Travel.

Asset Test: Segment Asset >= 10% Entity's Total Assets

Entity's total asset = $3398

10% Entity's Total Assets = $339.8

Segment Assets
Books $ 206
Computers $ 1,378
Maps $ 248
Travel $ 326
Finance $ 1,240
Total $ 3,398

Thus, under asset test, the reportable segment are Computers and Finance

Thus combining all the three test, the reportable segments are:

Books, Computers, Maps, Travel and Finance.

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