ON JANUARY 1, 2001 BILBO COMPANY BOUGHT ALL THE OUTSTANDING STOCK OF FROTO COMPA

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ON JANUARY 1, 2001 BILBO COMPANY BOUGHT ALL THE OUTSTANDING STOCK OF FROTO COMPANY AT BOOK VALUE. ON JANUARY 1, 2010 BILBO COMPANY PURCHASED A TRUCK FOR $80,000. THIS TRUCK IS EXPECTED TO LAST 9 YEARS AND HAVE A $8000 SALVAGE VALUE. BILBO USES STRAIGHT LINE DEPRECIATION.   ON JANUARY 1, 2014 BILBO SOLD THE TRUCK TO FROTO FOR $75000. FROTO GAVE BILBO A 1 YEAR 10% NOTE WITH PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST TO BE PAID JANUARY 1, 2015. FROTO BELIEVES THE TRUCK WILL LAST 5 YEARS AND HAVE AN $8000 SALVAGE VALUE. FROTO ALSO USES STRAIGHT LINE DEPRECIATION. ON JANUARY 1, 2016 FROTO SOLD THE TRUCK TO MORDOR, AN OUTSIDE COMPANY FOR $55,000. NOTE: BILBO USED THE INITIAL VALUE METHOD TO ACCOUNT FOR ITS INVESTMENT IN FROTO AND FROTO DOES NOT PAY ANY DIVIDENDS

REQUIRED:

MAKE THE JOURNAL ENTRY BILBO MADE WHEN IT BOUGHT THE TRUCK

DETERMINE THE ANNUAL DEPRECIATION OF THE TRUCK TO BILBO

PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY BILBO MADE WHEN IT SOLD THE TRUCK TO FROTO

PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY FROTO MADE WHEN IT BOUGHT THE TRUCK

DETERMINE THE ANNUAL DEPRECIATION OF THE TRUCK TO FROTO

PREPARE ANY WORKSHEET ENTRIES NEEDED IN 2014 CONNECTED WITH THIS TRUCK

IN 2014 BILBO REPORTED (UNCONSOLIDATED) INCOME OF $900,000 AND FROTO REPORTED INCOME OF $88,000. WHAT WAS CONSOLIDATED INCOME IN 2014?

PREPARE ANY WORKSHEET ENTRIES NEEDED IN 2015 CONNECTED WITH THIS TRUCK

IN 2015 BILBO REPORTED (UNCONSOLIDATED) INCOME OF $900,000 AND FROTO REPORTED INCOME OF $88,000. WHAT WAS CONSOLIDATED INCOME IN 2015?

PREPARE THE JOURNAL ENTRY FROTO MADE IN 2016 WHEN IT SOLD THE TRUCK TO MORDOR FOR CASH.

PREPARE ANY WORKSHEET ENTRIES NEEDED IN 2016

IN 2016, BILBO REPORTED (UNCONSOLIDATED) INCOME OF $900,000 AND FROTO REPORETED INCOME IF $90,000 WHAT WAS CONSOLIDTED INCOME IN 2016?

WHAT GAIN OR LOSS DO WE SHOW ON THE CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT IN 2016?

Explanation / Answer

Journal Entry when bilbo brought the truck

Depreciation Expense each year for Bilbo

purchase Price = $80000 salvageVAlue = 8000, useful life - 9years

Deprecaition Expense = 80000-8000/9 =$8000

When Bilbo Sold the Truck to Fronto in 2014

Journal Entry in the Books of Fronto

Annual Depreciation of Truck to Fronto

Purchase Price $75000, Useful life 5 years, and salvage VAlue - $8000

Depreciation= 75000 - 8000/5 = $13400

Year 2015, JOurnal Entry in the books of Bilbo

Consolidated Income in 2014 = $900000 (unconsolidated ) bilbo and $88000for Fronto

Consolidated Income in 2014 = $900000+$88000 = $988000

Consolidated Income in 2015 = $900000+$88000 = $988000

2016 Entries in the books of Fronto Company

Consolidated Income in 2016 = $900000 +90000 =$990000

On the Consolidated Income , the total loss Shown will be $6600 (55000-(75000-26800))

Depreciation of 2 years = 13400 x 2 =$26800 substracted from Purchase price of 75000 (purchsed in lieu of note)

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