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Noncontrolling interest On Jan 1, 2016, P bought a 75% interest in S company for

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Question

Noncontrolling interest On Jan 1, 2016, P bought a 75% interest in S company for cash of$600 million. The fair value of the 25% noncontrolling interest was $ 190 million at the acquisition date. Assume that the book value of S was $700 million. S also had intangible assets, with a 10 year life, that were undervalued on its books by $20 million. During 2016, S had net income, on its books, of $50 million and paid a total of $24 million in dividends. a. Compute the amount of goodwill that should be allocated to: i. Controlling interest (2 points) ii. Noncontrolling interest (2 points) b. Compute the noncontrolling interest in income (3 points) c. Compute the noncontrolling interest on the balance sheet at December 31, 2016 3 points)

Explanation / Answer

a.

Computation of Goodwill

in millions $

Cash Consideration paid by P for 75%

600

Add : Fair value of Noncontrolling interest (25%)

190

790

Less: Net assets at the date of acquisition i.e. Jan 1, 2016

-720

(WN1)

Goodwill

70

i. Goodwill of Controlling Interest

75%

52.5

ii. Goodwill of Noncontrolling Interest

25%

17.5

b.

Noncontrolling Interest in income

Noncontrolling Interest in income means the share of profit of the

current year belonging to Noncontrolling shareholders

Current year profit is 50m, hence 25% of 50m

12.5

c.

Noncontrolling Interest on Balancesheet date i.e. 31 Dec 2017

At the Date of Acquisition (as given)

190

Add: Share of post acquisition increase in net assets (25% of 28)

7

(WN1)

Less: Dividends paid (24 * 25%)

-6

191

Comments:

1

As you see there is a difference between NCI in Income and balancesheet that is because NCI was valued at Fair value at the date of acquisition. Fair value of S was higher than book value at the date of acquisition

WN1

Net Assets Calculation

Jan 1, 2016

Dec 31, 2017

in millions $

Book value

700

700

Add: Profit during the year

50

Increase In fair value of Intangible Assets

20

Less: Depreciation ( 20/10)

                    -2

Value of Net assets

720

748

Hence post acquisition increase in net assets is (748-720)

28

a.

Computation of Goodwill

in millions $

Cash Consideration paid by P for 75%

600

Add : Fair value of Noncontrolling interest (25%)

190

790

Less: Net assets at the date of acquisition i.e. Jan 1, 2016

-720

(WN1)

Goodwill

70

i. Goodwill of Controlling Interest

75%

52.5

ii. Goodwill of Noncontrolling Interest

25%

17.5

b.

Noncontrolling Interest in income

Noncontrolling Interest in income means the share of profit of the

current year belonging to Noncontrolling shareholders

Current year profit is 50m, hence 25% of 50m

12.5

c.

Noncontrolling Interest on Balancesheet date i.e. 31 Dec 2017

At the Date of Acquisition (as given)

190

Add: Share of post acquisition increase in net assets (25% of 28)

7

(WN1)

Less: Dividends paid (24 * 25%)

-6

191

Comments:

1

As you see there is a difference between NCI in Income and balancesheet that is because NCI was valued at Fair value at the date of acquisition. Fair value of S was higher than book value at the date of acquisition

WN1

Net Assets Calculation

Jan 1, 2016

Dec 31, 2017

in millions $

Book value

700

700

Add: Profit during the year

50

Increase In fair value of Intangible Assets

20

Less: Depreciation ( 20/10)

                    -2

Value of Net assets

720

748

Hence post acquisition increase in net assets is (748-720)

28

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