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    The document describes an acquisition made by WWW Corporation of AAA on September 1, 2018. AAA had assets of Tk. 620,000, liabilities of Tk. 200,000 and equity of Tk. 420,000 at the time of purchase. WWW paid Tk. 900,000 in cash for AAA. The fair value of AAA's assets was estimated to be Tk. 800,000. The question asks to compute the amount of goodwill acquired by WWW in the transaction.

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    The document describes an acquisition made by WWW Corporation of AAA on September 1, 2018. AAA had assets of Tk. 620,000, liabilities of Tk. 200,000 and equity of Tk. 420,000 at the time of purchase. WWW paid Tk. 900,000 in cash for AAA. The fair value of AAA's assets was estimated to be Tk. 800,000. The question asks to compute the amount of goodwill acquired by WWW in the transaction.

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    The document describes an acquisition made by WWW Corporation of AAA on September 1, 2018. AAA had assets of Tk. 620,000, liabilities of Tk. 200,000 and equity of Tk. 420,000 at the time of purchase. WWW paid Tk. 900,000 in cash for AAA. The fair value of AAA's assets was estimated to be Tk. 800,000. The question asks to compute the amount of goodwill acquired by WWW in the transaction.

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    Advanced Financial Accounting Group A Solution

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    The document describes an acquisition made by WWW Corporation of AAA on September 1, 2018. AAA had assets of Tk. 620,000, liabilities of Tk. 200,000 and equity of Tk. 420,000 at the time of purchase. WWW paid Tk. 900,000 in cash for AAA. The fair value of AAA's assets was estimated to be Tk. 800,000. The question asks to compute the amount of goodwill acquired by WWW in the transaction.

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    Question No.1.

    a. On September 1, 2018, WWW Corporation acquired AAA for a cash payment of Tk.900,000. At
    the time of purchase, AAA statement of financial position showed assets of Tk.620,000, liabilities
    of Tk.200,000, and equity of Tk.420,000. The fair value of AAA asset is estimated to be Tk.800,000.
    Required: Compute the amount of goodwill acquired by WWW. (3)

    b. Define the following terms:


    i. Potentially dilutive security.
    ii. Complex capital structure
    iii. Antidilution.

    Solution
    • Potentially dilutive security : Stock options, convertible preferred stocks, or bonds that
    potentially can be converted to common stock and therefore may dilute current shareholders’
    earnings at some point in the future. The dilution would occur because earnings have to be
    spread among a greater number of stock shares.
    • Complex capital structure: A complex capital structure refers to corporation that has
    outstanding dilutive securities including rights or options to purchase stock and convertible
    preferred stock or bonds. In other words, the capital structure is made up of common stock along
    with many different securities that can increase the amount of common shares outstanding.
    • Antidilution.: Anti-dilution provisions are clauses built into convertible preferred stocks to help
    shield investors from their investment potentially losing value. Dilution can occur when the
    percentage of an owner's stake in a company decreases because of an increase in the total
    number of shares outstanding.

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    • Potential ordinary share: a financial instrument or other contract that may entitle its holder to
    ordinary shares. Common examples of potential ordinary shares. convertible debt. convertible
    preferred shares.

    Question No.2.
    On 1 February 2014, CB, a listed entity, had 3,000,000 ordinary shares in issue. On 1 March 2014, CB made
    a rights issue of 1 for 4 at Tk.6.50 per share. The issue was completely taken up by the shareholders.
    Extracts from CB’s financial statements for the year ended 31 January 2015 are presented below:

    CB: Extracts from income statement for the year ended 31 January 2015
    Taka ‘000
    Operating profit 1,380
    Interest payable (400)
    Profit before tax 980
    Income tax (255)
    Profit for the period 725

    CB: Extracts from summarized statement of changes in equity for the year ended 31 January 2015
    Taka ‘000
    Balance as at 1 February 2014 7,860
    Issue of share capital 4,875
    Surplus on revaluation of properties 900
    Profit for the period 725
    Ordinary dividends (300)
    Balance as at 31 January 2015 14,060

    Just before the rights issue, CB’s share price was Tk.7.5, rising to Tk.8.25 immediately afterwards. The
    share price at close of business on 31 January 2015 was Tk.6.25.
    At the beginning of February 2015 the average price earnings (P/E) ratio in CB’s business sector was 28.4,
    and the P/E of its principal competitor was 42.5.

    Requirements:
    a. Calculate the earnings per share for CB for the year ended 31 January 2015, and its P/E ratio at
    that date.
    b. Explain the significance of P/E ratios to investors, and compare CB’s P/E ratio relative to those
    of its competitor and industry sector.

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    Solution:

    Question No.3.
    Extracts from the draft financial statements of BX, Y and Z are presented below.
    Statements of financial position as at 31 March 2014 BX (Taka) Y (Taka) Z (Taka)
    ASSETS
    Non-current assets
    Property, plant and equipment 210 88 110
    Investment in Y 148 - -
    Investment in Z - 76 -

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    358 164 110
    Current assets 60 46 28
    Total assets 418 210 138
    EQUITY AND LIABILITIES
    Equity attributable to owners of the parent
    Share capital (Tk.1 equity shares) 200 80 60
    Share premium 50 20 10
    Other reserves 18 6 -
    Retained earnings 65 60 46
    Total equity 333 166 116
    Non-current liabilities 25 10 4
    Current liabilities 60 34 18
    Total liabilities 85 44 22
    Total equity and liabilities 418 210 138

    Additional information:

    1. BX acquired 75% of the equity share capital of Y on 1 April 2011 when the retained earnings of Y
    were Tk.45 million and the balance on Y’s other reserves was nil. This acquisition resulted in BX
    having power over Y which when exercised affects its return from the investment. Y has not issued
    any shares since the acquisition date. The non-controlling interest in Y was valued at fair value at
    the date of acquisition. The fair value of one equity share in Y was Tk.2.00 on 1 April 2011.
    The fair value of the net assets of Y was deemed to be the same as the carrying value at the date
    of acquisition with one exception. A contingent liability which could be reliably measured, had a
    fair value of Tk.5 million at the date of acquisition and a fair value of Tk.2 million at 31 March
    2014.
    2. Y acquired 80% of the equity share capital of Z on 1 January 2012 when the retained earnings of
    Z were Tk.20 million and the balance on Z’s other reserves was nil. This acquisition resulted in Y
    having power over Z which when exercised affects its return from the investment. Z has not issued
    any shares since the acquisition date. The non-controlling interest in Z was valued at fair value at
    the date of acquisition. The fair value of one equity share in Z was Tk.1.75 on 1 January 2012.
    3. BX concluded that the goodwill on the acquisition of Y was impaired by 20% on 31 March 2014.
    No other impairments of goodwill have arisen.
    4. The balance on “other reserves” for both BX and Y relate solely to movements in the values of
    their investments in Y and Z respectively.
    5. BX issued a debt instrument on 1 April 2013 at its nominal value of Tk.25,000,000. The instrument
    carries a fixed coupon interest rate of 5.5%, which is payable annually in arrears. The loan is
    repayable at a premium in 7 years time. Transaction costs of Tk.250,000 were paid on the issue
    of the debt instrument and charged to administrative expenses. The effective interest rate
    applicable to this instrument has been calculated at approximately 9.5%. The interest due was
    paid in March 2014.

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    Required: Prepare the consolidated statement of financial position for the BX group as at 31 March
    2014.

    Solution:

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