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Investments Puppy Company has significant influence over its investee, Orion Com

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Puppy Company has significant influence over its investee, Orion Company.   Orion’s owners’ equity has fair market value of $400,000 on January 1, Year 1.  Puppy owns 40% of Orion.  Puppy had paid $200,000 for this 40% interest on January 1, Year 1.  Orion’s income for Year 1 was $50,000 and Orion paid $1,000 cash dividends to its owners at the end of Year 1.  There was one depreciable asset owned by Orion with a fair market value in excess of its book value on the date the investment in Orion was acquired by Puppy.  The dollar amount of this excess was $60,000.   This asset had a 7-year remaining useful life on the date of Puppy’s investment in Orion.

Required: Determine the proper balance in Puppy’s Investment account for Orion on January 1, Year 2, based on the information given here.

$__________

Required: Determine the amount by which Puppy’s Year 1 income increased as a direct result of having made this investment in Orion on January 1, Year 1.

$__________

Required:  Determine how much Goodwill is implicit in the investment’s purchase price on January 1, Year 1.

$__________

Explanation / Answer

Puppy Company Details Amt $ Orion's Equity Value Jan 1, Year 1            400,000 Puppy Co's 40% share            160,000 Additional Fair value of Asset              60,000 40% Share of Puppy Co              24,000 Total Value of Puppy Co's 4% share            184,000 Amount Paid for Orion's 40% share            200,000 Goodwill implicit in purchase              16,000 Life of asset with excess fair value in years                         7 Yearly depreciation in fair value in Puppy Co'S Book                 3,429 Puppy Co's Invetsment in Orion Jan 1 Year2 Details Amt $ Acquisition value Jan 1. year 1            200,000 Add Equity share 40% of Orion's Year 1 profit              20,000 Less: Excess Fair value deprecition              (3,429) Less : Dividend Paid(40% share of total dividend)                  (400) 1 Net Investment Value Jan 1. Year 2. $        216,171 2 Increase in Income In investment Year1 Equity share 40% of Orion's Year 1 profit              20,000 Less: Excess Fair value deprecition              (3,429) Net Income as a direct result of investment $          16,571 in Year 1   3 Goodwill implicit in purchase of invetsment on Jan 1 Year 1 $    16,000.00

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