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On January 1st 2020 The Skywalker and Vadar Companies had the following balance sheets: Skywalker Vadar...

On January 1st 2020 The Skywalker and Vadar Companies had the following balance sheets:

Skywalker Vadar
cash 2,000,000 50,000
accounts receivable 1,000,000 80,000
inventory
1,000,000
50,000
equipment 1,000,000 100,000
accumulated depreciation 500,000 50,000
land 1,000,000 100,000
total assets 5,500,000 330,000
accounts payable 1,000,000 40,000
jcommon stock $1 par 2,000,000 100,000
apic common stock 1,000,000 100,000
retained earnings 1,500,000 90,000

On January 2nd Skywalker acquired all of the outstanding stock of Vadar Company for 500,000 shares of common stock. On January 2nd Skywalker stock was selling for $2 per share.

On January 1st the fair market value of Vadar's land was $125,000; the fair market value of their inventory was $130,000; the fair market value of the equipment was $30,000; other assets and liabilities had a fair market value equal to book value

REQUIRED:

  1. MAKE THE JOURNAL ENTRY SKYWALKER MAKES WHEN IT ACQUIRES THE VADAR STOCK
  2. MAKE THE JOURNAL ENTRY VADAR MAKES WHEN ITS STOCK IS ACQUIRED BY SKYWALKER
  3. PREPARE A CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET ON JANUARY 2ND
  4. MAKE THE NECESSARY WORKSHEET ENTRIES NEEDED TO PREPARE THE CONSOLDIATED BALANCE SHEET.

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Net asset Value
Common stock 100000
APIC 100000
Retained earnings 90000
Net assets at book value 290000
Excess fair value
Land 25000
Inventory 80000
Equipment -20000
85000
Net assets at fair value 375000
Purchase price
Common stock 500000
APIC 500000
Goodwill 625000
Acquiring company
Equity method
Investment in Vadar 1000000
To common stock 500000
To APIC 500000
Purchase method
Cash 50000
Accounts receivable 80000
Inventory 130000
Equipment 30000
land 125000
Goodwill 625000
To accounts payable 40000
To Share capital 500000
To APIC 500000
Acquired company
Equity method
No entry as only share acquired
Purchase method
Realisation A/c 330000
To cash 50000
To accounts receivable 80000
To inventory 50000
To equipment 50000
To land 100000
Accounts payable 40000
To realisation a/c 40000
Common stock of Skywalk 500000
APIC skywalk 500000
To realisation a/c 1000000
Equity share capital 100000
APIC 100000
Retained earnings 90000
To Shareholder's account 290000
Realisation a/c 710000
To Shareholder's account 710000
Shareholder's account 1000000
To common stock of skywalk 500000
To APIC 500000
Consolidation balancesheet (purchase method)
Adjustment entries Consolidated
Skywalk Vadar
Cash 2000000 50000 2050000
Accounts receivable 1000000 80000 1080000
Inventory 1000000 50000 80000 1130000
Equipment 1000000 100000 20000 1080000
Accumulated depreciation -500000 -50000 -550000
Land 1000000 100000 25000 1125000
Goodwill 625000 625000
Total Assets 5500000 330000 6540000
Accounts payable 1000000 40000 1040000
Common stock at par 2000000 100000 100000 500000 2500000
APIC 1000000 100000 100000 500000 1500000
retained earnings 1500000 90000 90000 1500000
5500000 330000 6540000
Consolidation balancesheet (equity method)
Adjustment entries Consolidated
Skywalk Vadar
Cash 2000000 50000 2050000
Accounts receivable 1000000 80000 1080000
Inventory 1000000 50000 80000 1130000
Equipment 1000000 100000 20000 1080000
Accumulated depreciation -500000 -50000 -550000
Land 1000000 100000 25000 1125000
Goodwill 625000 625000
Investment in Vadar 1000000 1000000 0
Total Assets 6500000 330000 6540000
Accounts payable 1000000 40000 1040000
Common stock at par 2500000 100000 100000 2500000
APIC 1500000 100000 100000 1500000
retained earnings 1500000 90000 90000 1500000
6500000 330000 6540000
Elimination entries
Common stock 100000
APIC 100000
Retained earnings 90000
Land 25000
Inventory 80000
Goodwill 625000
To Equipment 20000
To investment in Vadar 1000000

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