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Autumn Corporation purchased 80% of the stock in Fall Corporation on January 1, 2015, for $360,000. On that date, the fair value of the non-controlling interest was $90,000. The book value and fair value information for Fall Corporation on 1/1/15 is as follows:


Book Value

Fair Value

Cash

            12,000

         12,000

Accounts Receivable

            30,000

         30,000

Inventory

            70,000

         75,000

Land

            50,000

         65,000

PP&E

         470,000

       300,000

Accum. Depreciation

       (235,000)


Accounts Payable

            32,000

         32,000

Common Stock

         200,000


Retained Earnings

         165,000



         460,000


Additional Information:

Fall Corporation uses the FIFO inventory method.

PP&E had a remaining economic life of 10 years.

Fall Corporation reported the following year-end information in 2015:

Net Income

            50,000

Dividends

            15,000

Fall Corporation reported the following year-end information in 2016:

Net Income

            80,000

Dividends

            20,000

1) Prepare the journal entry for Autumn Corporation on 1/1/2015:

2) Prepare the journal entries for Autumn Corporation 12/31/2015:

3) Prepare the journal entries for Autumn Corporation 12/31/2016:

4) Prepare a conolidation worksheet for Autumn and Fall Corporations as of 12/31/2016 using the following information:


Autumn



Fall

Income Statement



Income Statement


Sales

         750,000


Sales

           150,000

Less: COGS

       (425,000)


Less: COGS

           (46,500)

Less: Depr. Expense

         (45,000)


Less: Depr. Expense

           (23,500)

Income from Fall Corp

            58,800




Net Income

         338,800


Net Income

              80,000






Statement of RE



Statement of RE


Beg. RE

         450,000


Beg. RE

           200,000

Add: Net Income

         338,800


Add: Net Income

              80,000

Less: Dividends

       (100,000)


Less: Dividends

           (20,000)

End RE

         688,800


End RE

           260,000






Balance Sheet



Balance Sheet


Cash

         350,000


Cash

           100,000

Accounts Rec.

         145,000


Accounts Rec.

              72,000

Inventory

         164,200


Inventory

              65,000

Investment in Fall Corp

         421,600




PP&E

         400,000


PP&E

           470,000

Less: Accum. Depr

       (250,000)


Less: Accum. Depr

         (282,000)

Land

         100,000


Land

              50,000

Total Assets

      1,330,800


Total Assets

           475,000






Accounts Payable

         242,000


Accounts Payable

              15,000

Common Stock

         400,000


Common Stock

           200,000

Retained Earnings

         688,800


Retained Earnings

           260,000

Total Liab. & Equity

      1,330,800


Total Liab. & Equity

           475,000

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