20 Marks 2019 Adjustments To Net Income: Consolidated Income Statement 2019
20 Marks 2019 Adjustments To Net Income: Consolidated Income Statement 2019
20 Marks 2019 Adjustments To Net Income: Consolidated Income Statement 2019
Realized inventory 7500 2019 adjustments to net income: Consolidated income statement 2019
Tax 30% -2250
5250 0.5 Realized inventory 5250 0.5 Revenue 85000+76000-42000 119000 1
Unrealized inventory 25000 Unrealized inventory- -3500 0.5 COGS 46000+54000-42000-7500+5000 55500 2
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5000 Unrealized land -7000 0.5 Other income 38000+10000-25000-10000 13000 1.5
Tax 30% -1500
3500 1 realized equipment 2100 0.5 Depreciation 12000+8400+8000-3000 25400 1.5
5233000
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Question 2: 25 marks
1 Proposal 1 ; a business combination has occurred since Alex controls the net assets that constitute the business of B
The acquirer is Alex since it paid cash and issued debt to acquire the net assets.
Proposal 2: a business combination has occurred since Alex controls the net assets of Blayne by owning 100% of the
Who is the acquirer?
Alex O/S share 34,000 No one group of shareholder holds more than 50% of shares o
30,000 Look at qualitative factors:
64,000 equal representation on the BOD
issued 64,000 Management will be absorbed but we don't know h
Total 128,000 Effected using Alex shares/
Alex is significantly larger
proposal for the takeover comes from Alex.
Conclusion: Alex is the acquirer
2 Proposal 1 cost is $446,400 +5,700 = 452,100 while Proposal 2 cost is 460,800 + 14,400 = 475,000 so Proposal 1 is po
Alex does not have the cas to pay under proposal 1 so will incurr borrowing costs
proposal 2 has less cash outlay
Proposal 2 giving up some level of ownership.
Proposal 2 responsible for hidden obligations other valid points
Conclusion - tied to discussion
0.5 1
3 consideration transferred 446400+PV(.1 x 50,000)3ys, 5%= 4712 451,112 1.5
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that constitute the business of Blayne 1
n on the BOD
e absorbed but we don't know how.