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On 30 June 2016, P Ltd purchased 90% of the shares of S Ltd for $1,215,000 cash.

At the date of acquisition, S Ltd's statement of financial position was as follows:

Statement of Financial Position of S Ltd as at 30 June 2016

Assets Liabilities

Cash 83,000                                      Accounts Payable 128,000

Accounts Receivable 78,000                 Bank Loans 532,000

Inventory 169,000                               Deferred Tax Liability 45,000

Land 460,000

Buildings 960,000                                         Equity

(Accumulated Depreciation) (224,000)             Share Capital 650,000

Plant & Equipment 340,000                               Revaluation Surplus 105,000

(Accumulated Depreciation) (136,000)                  Retained Profits 30/6/2016 270,000

Total Assets 1,730,000                                      Total Equities 1,730,000

Additional Information

a) On 30 June 2016, all the identifiable net assets of S Ltd were considered to be recorded at fair value in S Ltd's statement of financial position, except land, which had a fair value of $560,000. The land has not been revalued in S Ltd's accounts.

b) P Ltd has a policy of valuing Non-Controlling Interest at Fair Value at acquisition date.

c) On 30 June 2018, the recoverable amount of goodwill, relating to the purchase of S Ltd by P Ltd, was assessed to be $220,000.

d) During the 2018-2019 financial year, P Ltd provided management services to S Ltd for $36,000.

e) On 1 December 2018, S Ltd leased surplus office space in its building to P Ltd, at a rental of $18,000 per month. Rent is payable half-yearly in advance, on 1 December and 1 June each year.

f) During the 2018-2019 financial year, P Ltd sold goods to S Ltd for $520,000. These goods had originally cost P Ltd $430,000. On 30 June 2019, 20% of these goods remained in S Ltd's closing inventory.

g) On 30 June 2019, S Ltd still owed P Ltd $53,000 for inventory purchases.

h) P Ltd's opening inventory includes goods purchased from S Ltd for $218,000. These goods had originally cost S Ltd $178,000.

i) On 1 July 2018, S Ltd sold its existing plant and equipment to P Ltd for $200,000. S Ltd had originally purchased the plant and equipment for $340,000, on 1 July 2012. The original estimated useful life of the plant and equipment was 10 years.

j) The company income tax rate is 30%.

Statements of Profit or Loss of P Ltd and S Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2019

                                    P Ltd                           S Ltd

Sales                              3,547,000              1,583,000

Cost of Goods Sold               2,392,000             1,033,000

Gross Profit                         1,155,000             550,000

Depreciation Expense              150,000              84,000

Borrowing Costs Expense           107,000             38,000

Administration Expenses           744,500             458,000

Management Fees Revenue          36,000                     -

Rental Revenue                           -                    126,000

Dividend Revenue                       40,500                 -

Gain on Sale of Plant and Equipment   -               64,000

Profit before Income Tax Expense          230,000      160,000

Income Tax Expense                        69,000              48,000

Profit after Income Tax Expense             161,000         112,000

Statements of Changes in Equity of P Ltd and S Ltd for the year ended 30 June 2019 [Extract]

                                                           P Ltd                                     S Ltd

Retained Profits 1/7/18                720,000                         343,000

Profit after Income Tax Expense      161,000                        112,000

Interim Dividend Paid                     42,000                            20,000

Final Dividend Declared                      47,000                        25,000

Retained Profits 30/6/19                  792,000                         410,000

Statements of Financial Position of P Ltd and S Ltd as at 30 June 2019

                                                P Ltd                                   S Ltd

Assets

Cash                                   83,500                       41,000

Accounts Receivable               264,000                     132,000

Dividends Receivable               22,500                            -

Prepaid Rental Expense               90,000                           -

Inventory                               381,000                       194,000

Land                                      990,000                       460,000

Buildings                                  1,680,000                   960,000

Accumulated Depreciation             (392,000)                 (320,000)

Plant and Equipment                      640,000                   520,000

Accumulated Depreciation              (226,000)                 (52,000)

Investment in S Ltd                           1,215,000                     -

Total Assets                                     4,748,000              1,935,000

Liabilities

Accounts Payable                                  206,000                89,000

Dividends Payable                                47,000                        25,000

Unearned Rental Revenue                       -                               90,000

Bank Loans                                           1,863,000                    521,000

Deferred Tax Liabilities                               114,000                       45,000

Equity

Share Capital                                            1,460,000                         650,000

Revaluation Surplus                                      266,000                         105,000

Retained Profits 30/6/19                                  792,000                       410,000

Total Equities                                                4,748,000                     1,935,000

Required:

Question 1: Prepare the Consolidation Worksheet Journal entries for the financial year ended 30 June 2019, including the consolidation journal entries recognising the non-controlling interest.

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