Chapter 3 Flashcards
Parent Company Accounting
Equity Method
Investment
Continually adjusted to reflect ownership of acquired company.
Parent Company Accounting
Initial Value
Investment
Remains at Initially
Recorded Cost
Parent Company Accounting
Partial Equity
Investment
Adjusted only for accrued income and dividends received from acquired company.
Parent Company Accounting
Equity Method
Income Account
Income accrued as earned; amortization and other adjustments are recognized.
Parent Company Accounting
Initial Value
Income Account
Cash received is recorded as Dividend Income.
Parent Company Accounting
Partial Equity
Income Account
Income accrued as earned; no other adjustments recognized
Consolidation Entries
Equity Method
S.) Entry
Eliminates the subsidiary’s Stockholders’ equity account beginning balances and the book value component within the parent’s investment account.
Consolidation Entries
Initial Value
S.) Entry
Same as Equity
Consolidation Entries
Partial Value
S.) Entry
Same as Equity
Consolidation Entries
Equity Method
A.) Entry
Recognizes the unamortized allocations as of the beginning of the current year associated with the adjustments to fair value.
Consolidation Entries
Initial Value
A.) Entry
Same as Equity
Consolidation Entries
Partial Value
A.) Entry
Same as Equity
Consolidation Entries
Equity Method
I.) Entry
Eliminates the subsidiary dividends
Consolidation Entries
Initial Value
I.) Entry
Eliminates the dividend income account the Sub’s dividend paid account.
Consolidation Entries
Partial Value
I.) Entry
Eliminates the Parent’s equity in the Sub’s income and reduces the investment account.