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12/31/1 BS:
Parent total current assets = 310
Subsidiary total current assets = 135
1/1/1: Parent purchased subsidiary. FV of subsidiary’s assets and liabilities = CV, except that the fair value of certain items in subsidiary’s inventory were 10,000 more than their CV. These items were on hand 12/31/1.
What is the correctly recognized amount of current assets?
Correct answer: Parent (310) + Subsidiary (135) + Adjustment of inventory to fair value (10)
My answer: Parent (310) + Subsidiary (135)
My logic: Parent acquired subsidiary 1/1/1. In the computation of goodwill or gain, and the revaluation of assets and liabilities to fair value, wouldn’t the parent during 1/1/1 recognize the increased value of the inventory and report it as part of the 12/31/1 total current assets? Why wait until the B/S date?
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