Problem 1 Requirements: 1. The carrying value of investment in King Inc. shares in 2019 is? 2. How much should be reported another comprehensive income/loss in the statement of comprehensive income for 2019 in relation to the investments?

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Problem 1 Requirements: 1. The carrying value of investment in King Inc. shares in 2019 is? 2. How much should be reported another comprehensive income/loss in the statement of comprehensive income for 2019 in relation to the investments? Problem 2 requirements: Compute for the adjusted balance of the following: 1. Cash 2. Accounts Receivable 3. Investments 4. Property and Equipment. 5. Current Assets Thank you so much! Please answer complete
One piece antique jar paid out of Purchasing Fund in December, 2019 - see
audit memo No. 3 (b)
Per General Ledger
b. Included in this account is a lot purchased from Victor Gonzales, located in Magsingal, llocos Sur,
for P11,428. This was bought in July 1, 2019 on installment basis; P3,428 cash down payment and
the balance, in equal quarterly payments of principal and accruing quarterly interest at 24% per
annum starting October 1, 2019. LCV used this lot as part payment of an altar piece of the
Magsingal church for a total consideration of P13,428; of which P2,000 was paid in cash and
recorded as Antiques for Sale. Under a three-party agreement among the Parish Council and
church officials, Victor Gonzales, and LCV, the land title is transferable to the Parish Church upon
(2,541)
P532,473
3. Cash - This consists of the following:
Cash in banks
Office petty cash fund (last replenished 12/31/19)
Purchasing fund (last replenished 11/30/19)
Per General Ledger
P10,526
200
5.300
P16,026
completion of LCV's obligation. However, the church is allowed by the agreement to convert this
land immediately to a memorial park. Victor and his heirs guaranteed the ultimate transfer of title.
Additionally, Victor's family made a cash donation of P2,000 as start up capital for the
a. Major December 31, 2019 bank reconciling items:
November and December, 2019 issued checks cleared by bank in
January, 2020
December, 2019 bank credit memo for LCV account as transfer from
Iloilo Antique Shop, customer, as part payment of account balance
development of the memorial park.
P2,625
1,440
c. Based on the quarterly payment schedule of principal and accruing interest, LCV recorded a
liability in the amount of P10,160 to Due to Stockholder; the same account was debited for P1,480
b. January 3 replenishment of Purchasing Fund includes December
purchase of one antique jar
(including interest) for LCV's first payment on October 1,2019.
2,541
Accounts Receivable
Balance Sheet – 12/31/2019
1.
a. December 31 subsidiary ledger balances total
Р6,747
Per Books
Adjustments
Per Audit
b. No reporting difference by customers except
Iloilo Antique Shop:
Cash
P16,026
Accounts receivable
6,747
Per lloilo record
Per LCV's record
LCV is over (audit memo No. 3a)
P550
Dividend receivable
1,990
P1,440
1,000
Antiques for sale
1,273,670
552,725
Investments
5. Dividend Receivable - This represents accrual of the total dividend declared by Artes de Cebu on
December 28,2019, payable to stockholders of record as of that date.
Property and equipment
38,763
6. Investments - This consists of the following:
P1,888,931
Short-term marketable equity security,
at market, 3/31/20
At cost, 12/31/19
At market, 12/31/19
P532,725
Note: Income tax payable is net of quarterly tax payments
P526,325
520,342
Notes: 1.
Excess of fair market or appraised value of assets over cost is in the following:
25% equity in Artes de Cebu, at cost
Per General Ledger
See related discussions in audit memo Nos. 5 and 1 (d).
20,000
P552,725
Antiques for sales
P709,197
6,400
2,500
P718,097
Investments
7. Property and Equipment
a. LCV office and display center is located in New Manila. It is an old house, reconstructed without
any change in architectural design for P10,000. Property area is about 2,000 sq. m. This office,
Property and Equipment - Land
including land, office machines, furniture and fixtures, transportation equipment, has carrying
value of P38,763 net of P3,800 depreciation. Land, as appraised by independent appraiser, is
2. Adjustments to income relating to Investments are nontaxable or non-tax deductible items.
valued here at P2,500 over cost at December 31, 2019.
Ignore these items in income tax provision computation.
Transcribed Image Text:One piece antique jar paid out of Purchasing Fund in December, 2019 - see audit memo No. 3 (b) Per General Ledger b. Included in this account is a lot purchased from Victor Gonzales, located in Magsingal, llocos Sur, for P11,428. This was bought in July 1, 2019 on installment basis; P3,428 cash down payment and the balance, in equal quarterly payments of principal and accruing quarterly interest at 24% per annum starting October 1, 2019. LCV used this lot as part payment of an altar piece of the Magsingal church for a total consideration of P13,428; of which P2,000 was paid in cash and recorded as Antiques for Sale. Under a three-party agreement among the Parish Council and church officials, Victor Gonzales, and LCV, the land title is transferable to the Parish Church upon (2,541) P532,473 3. Cash - This consists of the following: Cash in banks Office petty cash fund (last replenished 12/31/19) Purchasing fund (last replenished 11/30/19) Per General Ledger P10,526 200 5.300 P16,026 completion of LCV's obligation. However, the church is allowed by the agreement to convert this land immediately to a memorial park. Victor and his heirs guaranteed the ultimate transfer of title. Additionally, Victor's family made a cash donation of P2,000 as start up capital for the a. Major December 31, 2019 bank reconciling items: November and December, 2019 issued checks cleared by bank in January, 2020 December, 2019 bank credit memo for LCV account as transfer from Iloilo Antique Shop, customer, as part payment of account balance development of the memorial park. P2,625 1,440 c. Based on the quarterly payment schedule of principal and accruing interest, LCV recorded a liability in the amount of P10,160 to Due to Stockholder; the same account was debited for P1,480 b. January 3 replenishment of Purchasing Fund includes December purchase of one antique jar (including interest) for LCV's first payment on October 1,2019. 2,541 Accounts Receivable Balance Sheet – 12/31/2019 1. a. December 31 subsidiary ledger balances total Р6,747 Per Books Adjustments Per Audit b. No reporting difference by customers except Iloilo Antique Shop: Cash P16,026 Accounts receivable 6,747 Per lloilo record Per LCV's record LCV is over (audit memo No. 3a) P550 Dividend receivable 1,990 P1,440 1,000 Antiques for sale 1,273,670 552,725 Investments 5. Dividend Receivable - This represents accrual of the total dividend declared by Artes de Cebu on December 28,2019, payable to stockholders of record as of that date. Property and equipment 38,763 6. Investments - This consists of the following: P1,888,931 Short-term marketable equity security, at market, 3/31/20 At cost, 12/31/19 At market, 12/31/19 P532,725 Note: Income tax payable is net of quarterly tax payments P526,325 520,342 Notes: 1. Excess of fair market or appraised value of assets over cost is in the following: 25% equity in Artes de Cebu, at cost Per General Ledger See related discussions in audit memo Nos. 5 and 1 (d). 20,000 P552,725 Antiques for sales P709,197 6,400 2,500 P718,097 Investments 7. Property and Equipment a. LCV office and display center is located in New Manila. It is an old house, reconstructed without any change in architectural design for P10,000. Property area is about 2,000 sq. m. This office, Property and Equipment - Land including land, office machines, furniture and fixtures, transportation equipment, has carrying value of P38,763 net of P3,800 depreciation. Land, as appraised by independent appraiser, is 2. Adjustments to income relating to Investments are nontaxable or non-tax deductible items. valued here at P2,500 over cost at December 31, 2019. Ignore these items in income tax provision computation.
Problem 2:
Problem 1:
Prince Inc. acquired 100,000 ordinary shares of Queen Corp. for Php 5 per share and 250,000 ordinary shares March, 2020. Based on your discussions with client's management, they have no objections in the audit
of King Inc. for Php 10 per share on January 2, 2018. Both Queen Corp. and King Inc. have 1,000,00 ordinary
shares outstanding. The book values of the net assets of Queen Corp. and King Inc. on the acquisition date
were Php 4,500,000 and Php 9,000,000, respectively. The fair values of the net assets of both Queen Corp.
and King Inc. approximated their book values on the acquisition date, except for one of King's depreciable
asset having a remaining life of 5 years, which was understated by Php 500,000.
You have completed the audit of the December 31, 2019 financial statements of La Casa Vieja, Inc. (LCV) in
adjustments that are required to present the financial statements under generally accepted accounting
principles. The following are your audit memos.
1. Company Background:
a. LCV is in trading antique pieces like jars of Ming and Song Dynasties, potteries, porcelains, Mirano
glasses, old coins of Spanish, Mexican and Chinese origin, old santos, icons, paintings and Spanish
helmets and swords, etc. Each piece has its own history, as if a reconstruction of life in a given era.
These pieces were among those found in sunken galleons or excavated or simply transferred from
Both securities are being held as long term investments. Your investigation revealed the following changes in
Retained Earnings of Queen Corp. ad King Inc. for 2018 and 2019 based on their respective audited financial
one generation to the other.
b. Buying antiques requires special skills in detecting reproduction items from the original ones, and
special knowledge of archeological and marine discoveries and the history of these pieces. Rare and
century old pieces command substantially high prices. Its customers, though, are limited to those
statements:
who are super rich. In LCV's case, buying and selling activities are on negotiated prices, covered by
contracts and are approved by the Board of Directors. Security, insurance premiums, research work,
King Inc.
(350,000)
Queen Corp.
brochures, representation and entertainment, and professional fees are the major expenses.
c. Victor Gonzales started LCV on January 1, 2019, with his inherited antique collections valued by an
Retained Earnings (Deficit) 1/1/18
Cash Dividends, 2018
Profit for 2018
2,000,000
independent antique specialist at P300,000 in December, 2018, as his equity participation to the
(250,000)
paid up capital of P500,000. These inherited pieces were acquired by his grandmother prior and up
to 1958 at a total acquisition cost of P2,450.
d. Choosing Cebu as its purchasing power, LCV in January, 2019 acquired a 25% equity in Artes de Cebu
for P20,000. At that time, Artes de Cebu had a book value of P60,000. Upon acquisition, Victor
became its President and Chairman of the Board. Victor believes that goodwill,if any, would have an
400,000
650,000
Retained Earnings 12/31/2018
Cash Dividends, 2019
2,150,000
300,000
(300,000)
600,000
(100,000)
Profit for 2019
250,000
estimated life of 10 years. Artes de Cebu's reported audited net income for the year ended
December 31, 2019 was P3,200; a 10% improvement over last year but Victor intends to improve this
Retained Earnings, 12/31/2019
2,450,000
450,000
further in the future.
Market values of shares: 12/31/2018
Php 7.00 per sh Php 12.00 per sh
Php 6.50 per sh Php 15.00 per sh
2. Antiques for Sale
a. These inventory items are valued in the books at P709,197 more than cost, following the same
method of valuation applied by Victor on his inherited antique collections. The same independent
antique specialist was engaged by LCV. The specialist also reported that there was no reproduction
item in the inventory. Cost consists of the following:
Market values of shares: 12/31/2019
Acquisition cost
Freight and insurance
Imputed interest charge
P525,723
6,750
32,000
P564,473
Total recorded cost
Interest is charged to year-end inventories with a credit to interest income at 24% a year, average
turnover, 3 months.
b. The year-end inventory count reconciliation with general ledger disclosed the following (valuation
at acquisition cost plus freight and insurance, at specific identification method).
Per inventory count
Cost adjustment on the Magsingal altar - see audit memo No. 7 (b)
P546,442
(11,428)
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2: Problem 1: Prince Inc. acquired 100,000 ordinary shares of Queen Corp. for Php 5 per share and 250,000 ordinary shares March, 2020. Based on your discussions with client's management, they have no objections in the audit of King Inc. for Php 10 per share on January 2, 2018. Both Queen Corp. and King Inc. have 1,000,00 ordinary shares outstanding. The book values of the net assets of Queen Corp. and King Inc. on the acquisition date were Php 4,500,000 and Php 9,000,000, respectively. The fair values of the net assets of both Queen Corp. and King Inc. approximated their book values on the acquisition date, except for one of King's depreciable asset having a remaining life of 5 years, which was understated by Php 500,000. You have completed the audit of the December 31, 2019 financial statements of La Casa Vieja, Inc. (LCV) in adjustments that are required to present the financial statements under generally accepted accounting principles. The following are your audit memos. 1. Company Background: a. LCV is in trading antique pieces like jars of Ming and Song Dynasties, potteries, porcelains, Mirano glasses, old coins of Spanish, Mexican and Chinese origin, old santos, icons, paintings and Spanish helmets and swords, etc. Each piece has its own history, as if a reconstruction of life in a given era. These pieces were among those found in sunken galleons or excavated or simply transferred from Both securities are being held as long term investments. Your investigation revealed the following changes in Retained Earnings of Queen Corp. ad King Inc. for 2018 and 2019 based on their respective audited financial one generation to the other. b. Buying antiques requires special skills in detecting reproduction items from the original ones, and special knowledge of archeological and marine discoveries and the history of these pieces. Rare and century old pieces command substantially high prices. Its customers, though, are limited to those statements: who are super rich. In LCV's case, buying and selling activities are on negotiated prices, covered by contracts and are approved by the Board of Directors. Security, insurance premiums, research work, King Inc. (350,000) Queen Corp. brochures, representation and entertainment, and professional fees are the major expenses. c. Victor Gonzales started LCV on January 1, 2019, with his inherited antique collections valued by an Retained Earnings (Deficit) 1/1/18 Cash Dividends, 2018 Profit for 2018 2,000,000 independent antique specialist at P300,000 in December, 2018, as his equity participation to the (250,000) paid up capital of P500,000. These inherited pieces were acquired by his grandmother prior and up to 1958 at a total acquisition cost of P2,450. d. Choosing Cebu as its purchasing power, LCV in January, 2019 acquired a 25% equity in Artes de Cebu for P20,000. At that time, Artes de Cebu had a book value of P60,000. Upon acquisition, Victor became its President and Chairman of the Board. Victor believes that goodwill,if any, would have an 400,000 650,000 Retained Earnings 12/31/2018 Cash Dividends, 2019 2,150,000 300,000 (300,000) 600,000 (100,000) Profit for 2019 250,000 estimated life of 10 years. Artes de Cebu's reported audited net income for the year ended December 31, 2019 was P3,200; a 10% improvement over last year but Victor intends to improve this Retained Earnings, 12/31/2019 2,450,000 450,000 further in the future. Market values of shares: 12/31/2018 Php 7.00 per sh Php 12.00 per sh Php 6.50 per sh Php 15.00 per sh 2. Antiques for Sale a. These inventory items are valued in the books at P709,197 more than cost, following the same method of valuation applied by Victor on his inherited antique collections. The same independent antique specialist was engaged by LCV. The specialist also reported that there was no reproduction item in the inventory. Cost consists of the following: Market values of shares: 12/31/2019 Acquisition cost Freight and insurance Imputed interest charge P525,723 6,750 32,000 P564,473 Total recorded cost Interest is charged to year-end inventories with a credit to interest income at 24% a year, average turnover, 3 months. b. The year-end inventory count reconciliation with general ledger disclosed the following (valuation at acquisition cost plus freight and insurance, at specific identification method). Per inventory count Cost adjustment on the Magsingal altar - see audit memo No. 7 (b) P546,442 (11,428)
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