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Presented below are the book values and fair values of the assets and liabilities of A,...

Presented below are the book values and fair values of the assets and liabilities of A, Inc. and B Inc. on Dec 4, 2016, immediately prior to a business combination. The Company is evaluating where A should be the acquirer or if B should be the acquirer.

Axtel, Inc

Barcel, Inc.

Book value

Fair value

Book value

Fair value

Current assets

$   40,000

$ 100,000

$   50,000

$   25,000

PP&E

$ 200,000

$ 400,000

$ 150,000

$ 175,000

Current liabilities

$   70,000

$   70,000

$   30,000

$   30,000

Common stock

$ 80,000

$   60,000

Retained earnings

$   90,000

$ 110,000

Previously unreported identifiable intangibles, capitalized per GAAP are:

              A, Inc. $25,000

              B, Inc. $20,000      

Prepare an accounting memo to address the below issues.

What does the balance sheet of the acquiring firm following each of the following business combinations

A borrows $250,000 on a long-term basis and buys full ownership of B for $250,000 cash. The transaction is recorded as a merger.

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To The Shareholders of A,
Net Value of B before acquistion Balance Sheet after Merger of Acquiring Firm
Fair Value Amount
Current Assets             25,000 Goodwill                                60,000
PPE           175,000 Current Assets                              125,000
Current Liabilities           (30,000) {PPE                              575,000
Intangibles             20,000 Current Liabilities                              100,000
Net Fair Value           190,000 Loan for Acquistion                              250,000
Money Received from A           250,000 Net Assets                              410,000
Goodwill generated             60,000 Common Stock                              140,000
Retained Earnings                              200,000
Revaluation Reserve                                70,000
Net Equity                              410,000

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