This document contains the solutions to exercises 9-1 through 9-4 from a class assignment on indirect and mutual holdings. It includes calculations to determine ownership percentages of companies through direct and indirect holdings in 2013 and 2014. It also includes preparation of an income allocation schedule showing controlling and non-controlling shares for 2016, and equations to compute income from subsidiaries, controlling interest share, and non-controlling interest share.
This document contains the solutions to exercises 9-1 through 9-4 from a class assignment on indirect and mutual holdings. It includes calculations to determine ownership percentages of companies through direct and indirect holdings in 2013 and 2014. It also includes preparation of an income allocation schedule showing controlling and non-controlling shares for 2016, and equations to compute income from subsidiaries, controlling interest share, and non-controlling interest share.
This document contains the solutions to exercises 9-1 through 9-4 from a class assignment on indirect and mutual holdings. It includes calculations to determine ownership percentages of companies through direct and indirect holdings in 2013 and 2014. It also includes preparation of an income allocation schedule showing controlling and non-controlling shares for 2016, and equations to compute income from subsidiaries, controlling interest share, and non-controlling interest share.
NIM: 041911333248 Kelas: A1-SP Tugas Pertemuan 11 – Indirect and Mutual Holdings
E 9-1 Calculation of indirect holdings ownership
Required: 1. What type of indirect holdings existed for the three companies in 2013? What percent of ownership did Pandu TBK have over Dewa TBK? In 2013, Pandu TBK only have indirect holdings of Dewa TBK through Sunda TBK, so the structure is the father-son-grandson. The percentage of ownership is calculated as follows: Pandu’s ownership of Sunda x Sunda’s ownership of Dewa (90% x 60%) = 54% 2. What type of indirect holdings existed for the three companies in 2014? What percent of ownership did Pandu TBK have over Dewa TBK? In 2014, Pandu TBK has both indirect and direct ownership of Dewa TBK, so the structure is the connecting affiliates. The percentage of ownership is calculated as follows: Pandu’s indirect ownership of Dewa (a) + Pandu’s direct ownership of Dewa = 74%
E 9-2 Income allocation schedule
Required: Prepare the income allocation schedule to show controlling and non-controlling shares for 2016. Consolidated Income Statement Particulars Computation Amount Net income $1,200,000 Add: Share in gain of CI in Bhima = Net income of Bhima x 90% $720,000 Less: Share in loss of CI in Shiva = Net loss of Shiva x 75% ($375,000) Total Net Income $1,545,000
Consolidated Balance Sheet
Particulars Computation Amount Non-current liabilities: Share of NCI in Bhima = Net income of Bhima x 10% $80,000 Share of NCI in Shiva = Net loss of Shiva x 25% ($125,000)
Income Statement of Bhima
Particulars Computation Amount Share in loss if CI in Shiva = Net loss of Shiva x 25% ($125,000) E 9-4 Determine equation to compute income from subsidiary, controlling share, and noncontrolling interest share Required: Determine the following: 1. The equation for determining Putra’s income from Sora → Putra owns 80% direct shares of Sora and 48% (60%*80%) of indirect shares of Touma. Putra’s income from Sora= 80% (B + 60%C) 2. The equation for determining Putra and Subsidiaries’ controlling interest share of consolidated net income for 2016 → Putra owns 80% direct shares of Sora and 48% (60%*80%) of indirect shares of Touma. Putra also owns 20% direct shares of Touma. CI = A + 80% (B + 60%C) + 20% C 3. The equation for determining Putra and Subsidiaries’ noncontrolling interest share for 2016 → Sora has 20% noncontrolling interest share, and Touma has 52% (40%+(20%*80%)) NCI = 20% (B + 60%C) + 20%C