Materi Ke 11
Materi Ke 11
Materi Ke 11
If Son sells the truck to Pop for $12,000 cash, Son and Pop make
the following journal entries on their separate books for 20x1:
SON’S BOOKS
January 1 (sale of truck)
Cash (+A) 12,000
Accumulated depreciation (+A) 5,000
Trucks (-A) 14,000
Gain on sale of truck (Ga, +SE) 3,000
To record sale of truck.
Intercompany Profits On Depreciable Plant Assets…
Upstream Sales of Depreciable Plants Assets_Sale on the Affiliates
Separate Books…
If Son sells the truck to Pop for $12,000 cash, Son and Pop make
the following journal entries on their separate books for 20x1:
POP’S BOOKS
January 1 (purchase of truck)
Trucks (+A) 12,000
Cash (-A) 12,000
To record purchase of truck.
December 31 (depreciation expense)
Depreciation expense (E, -SE) 3,000
Accumulated depreciation (-A) 3,000
To record depreciation for one year.
[($12,000 - $3,000 scrap) , 3 years]
Intercompany Profits On Depreciable Plant Assets…
Upstream Sales of Depreciable Plants Assets_Sale on the Affiliates
Separate Books…
If Son sells the truck to Pop for $12,000 cash, Son and Pop make
the following journal entries on their separate books for 20x1:
POP’S BOOKS
December 31 (investment income)
Investment in Son (+A) 38,400
Income from Son (R, +SE) 38,400
To record investment income for 20x1 computed as follows:
Share of Son’s reported net income ($50,000 * 80%) $40,000
Less: Unrealized gain on truck ($3,000 * 80%) -2,400
Add: Piecemeal recognition of gain
[($3,000 gain, 3 years) * 80%] + 800
Investment income $38,400
Intercompany Profits On Depreciable Plant Assets…
Upstream Sales of Depreciable Plants Assets_Sale on Consolidation
Workpapers…
To eliminate in 20x1
a. Accumulated depreciation (A) 1,000
Depreciation expense (E, SE) 1,000
To eliminate the current year’s effect of unrealized gain from depreciation
accounts.
b. Gain on sale of truck (Ga, SE) 3,000
Trucks (A) 3,000
To eliminate unrealized gain and to reduce trucks to a cost basis.
c. Income from Son (R, SE) 38,400
Investment in Son (A) 38,400
To eliminate investment income and to adjust the investment account
to its beginning-of-the-period balance.
Intercompany Profits On Depreciable Plant Assets…
Upstream Sales of Depreciable Plants Assets_Sale on Consolidation
Workpapers…
To eliminate in 20x1
d. Noncontrolling interest share (SE) 9,600
Noncontrolling interest (SE) 9,600
To enter noncontrolling interest share of Son’s income.
Assume that a machine had a remaining useful life of five years when it
was sold on January 1, 20x1, to Son Corporation (a 90 percent–owned
subsidiary of Pop Corporation) for $20,000.
Pop’s book value was $30,000. Pop has a $10,000 unrealized loss that is
recognized on a piecemeal basis over five years.
Intercompany Profits On Depreciable Plant Assets…
Plants Assets Sold at Other Than Fair Value_Consolidation with Loss on
Intercompany Sale…
If Son’s net income for 20x1 is $200,000 and there are no other
intercompany transactions, Pop records its income from Son as follows:
Investment in Son (+A) 188,000
Income from Son (R, +SE) 188,000
If Son’s net income for 20x1 is $200,000 and there are no other
intercompany transactions, Pop records its income from Son as follows:
20x1
Machinery (A) 10,000
Loss on sale of machinery (Lo, SE) 10,000
To eliminate unrealized intercompany loss on downstream sale.
If Son’s net income for 20x1 is $200,000 and there are no other
intercompany transactions, Pop records its income from Son as follows:
20x2
Machinery (A) 10,000
Depreciation expense (E, SE) 2,000
Accumulated depreciation (A) 4,000
Investment in Son (A) 8,000
To eliminate the effects of intercompany sale at a loss.
Intercompany Profits On Depreciable Plant Assets…
Plants Assets Sold at Other Than Fair Value_Consolidation with Loss on
Intercompany Sale…
If Son’s net income for 20x1 is $200,000 and there are no other
intercompany transactions, Pop records its income from Son as follows: