Assignment Instructions: This assignment relates to Topic 6 on Investment in Subsidiary and requires the following to be submitted: An excel workbook with the following six (6) sheets: · Sheet 1:...

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Assignment Instructions: This assignment relates to Topic 6 on Investment in Subsidiary and requires the following to be submitted: An excel workbook with the following six (6) sheets: · Sheet 1: Background Information · Sheet 2: Consolidated Journal Entries · Sheet 3: Consolidated Worksheet · Sheet 4: Consolidated Income Statement · Sheet 5: Consolidated Balance Sheet / Statement of Financial Position · Sheet 6: Discussion on Part B PART A (23 + 7 = 30 marks): Required: a) Record the consolidated journal entries necessary to prepare consolidated accounts for the year ending 30 June 2019 for the group comprising Covette Ltd and Prestige Ltd (In Sheet 2: Consolidated Journal Entries). b) Complete the consolidated worksheet for the year ending 30 June 2019 (In Sheet 3: Consolidated Worksheet). I. Entering the consolidated journal entries in Part (a) above to the appropriate debit and credit columns in the Consolidated Worksheet; and II. Completing the Group figures in the Consolidated Worksheet. PART B (5 marks): During the year ended 30 June 2019, Flora Ltd acquired the following investments in shares issued by other companies: Testa Ltd $240 000 (40% of issued capital) Ziggy Ltd $334 000 (35% of issued capital) Flora Ltd is unsure how to account for these investments and asked you for some professional advice. Specifically, Flora Ltd is concerned that it may need to prepare consolidated financial statements under AASB 10. The company provided the following information about the two investee companies: Testa Ltd · The remaining shares in Testa Ltd are owned by: · two brothers who hold 10% of shares respectively and · a diverse group of investors who each hold a small parcel of shares. · Historically, only a small number of the shareholders attend the general meetings or question the actions of the directors. · Flora Ltd has nominated three new directors and expects that they will be appointed at the next annual general meeting. The current board of directors has five members, out of which three are retiring at the next annual general meeting. Ziggy Ltd · The remaining shares in Ziggy Ltd are owned by: · Testa Ltd which owns 17% of the shares, · Pontes Ltd which owns 15% of the shares and · a diverse group of investors who each own a small parcel of shares. · The shareholders take a keen interest in the running of the company and attend all meetings. · Two of the other shareholders, including Testa Ltd, already have representatives on the board of directors who have indicated their intention of nominating for re-election. Required Advise Flora Ltd as to whether, under AASB 10, it controls Testa Ltd and/or Ziggy Ltd. Support your conclusion. (23 + 7) + 5 = 35 marks Converted to 10% Page 2 of 3
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Background Information
        Student ID    Version
    Input student ID     218316105    2
                On    1/07/2016    Covette Ltd acquired:    100%
                        of the issued shares of Prestige Ltd for:    $1,748,000
                        At the date of acquisition, the Owners’ Equity of Prestige Ltd consisted of:
                        Share capital    $786,600
                        Plant replacement reserve    $196,7
00
                        Retained earnings    $147,420
                            $1,130,720
                As at    30/06/2019    The accounts of the two companies appear as follows:
                            Covette Ltd    Prestige Ltd
                            $    $
                        Sales    2,797,000    1,409,400
                        less Cost of Goods Sold    1,678,200    916,100
                         Depreciation expense    139,800    70,400
                         Interest expense    111,800    39,300
                         Other expenses    279,900    48,100
                        Other Income
                        plus Interest revenue    58,900    0
                         Dividend revenue    152,900    0
                        less Income tax expense    239,700    100,600
                        Net Profit after Tax    559,400    234,900
                        ERROR:#VALUE!    839,000    245,700
                        Available for appropriation    1,398,400    480,600
                        Interim dividend paid    131,100    65,500
                        Final dividend declared    218,500    87,400
                        Retained earnings (30/06/2019)    1,048,800    327,700
                        Share Capital    2,272,400    786,600
                        Plant replacement reserve    174,800    196,700
                        Total Owner's Equity    3,496,000    1,311,000
                        ERROR:#VALUE!    0    262,000
                        Dividend payable    218,500    87,400
                        Deferred Tax Liability    262,200    21,800
                        Other liabilities    393,300    65,800
                        Total Liabilities    874,000    437,000
                        Total Liabilities & Owner's Equity    4,370,000    1,748,000
                        Assets
                        Dividend receivable    87,400    0
                        Inventory    611,800    104,800
                        Property, Plant & Equipment    1,179,900    699,200
                        Accumulated depreciation    -472,000    -139,900
                        Land    742,900    699,200
                        Investment in Prestige Ltd    1,748,000    0
                        Loan receivable    262,000    0
                        Other assets    210,000    384,700
                        Total Assets    4,370,000    1,748,000
                        Additional information:
                        a) At date of acquisition, all identifiable net assets of Prestige Ltd were recorded at fair value, with the exception of a block of land in the books of Prestige Ltd.
                        The block of land had a carrying value of:    $699,200
                        and a fair value of:    $970,000
                        b) The directors apply the impairment test for goodwill annually.
                As at    30/06/2019
                        The cumulative goodwill impairment write-downs for prior years totalled:    $342,000
                On    1/07/2017    c) An equipment owned by Prestige Ltd was sold to Covette Ltd.
                        Cost of the equipment was:    $312,000
                        Accumulated depreciation of the equipment was:    $111,000
                        The asset was sold for:    $279,000
                        Covette Ltd estimated this item had a remaining useful life of:    5    years
                        and residual value of:    $0
                        d) The opening inventory of Covette Ltd includes unrealised profit of:    $183,000
                        on inventory transferred from Prestige Ltd during the prior financial year.
                By    30/06/2019    All of this inventory was sold by Covette Ltd to parties external to the Group.
                        e) During the current year, Covette Ltd purchased inventory from Prestige Ltd for:     $795,000
                        This inventory had previously cost Prestige Ltd:    $318,000
                        Percentage of this inventory sold to outsiders by Covette Ltd during the year was:    60%
                        f) Prestige Ltd borrowed a loan from Covette Ltd amounting...
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