Exam 3: Partially Owned Created Subsidiaries & Variable Interest Entities
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For partially owned subsidiaries, part of the rationale of full consolidation is that the parent has a separable percentage interest in each individual asset, liability, and income statement account of the subsidiary.
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Having certain financial arrangements with another entity that result in control is having effective legal control.
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The following (a) seven account balances and (b) statements of retained earnings were obtained from the separate company statements of Parr Inc. and its 80%-owned created sub-sidiary, Subb Inc. (Parr's only subsidiary), at the end of 2006:
When Subb was created (in 2004, 20% of the common shares it issued were sold to private investors.
Requirement 1:
How is each of the first 11 preceding items reported in Parr's 2006 consolidated statements? Use the following list of possible answer codes in the answer columns:
-_____(item 7)

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Only a(n) _____________________________________________ subsidiary can pay U.S. income taxes at the subsidiary level.
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The following (a) seven account balances and (b) statements of retained earnings were obtained from the separate company statements of Parr Inc. and its 80%-owned created sub-sidiary, Subb Inc. (Parr's only subsidiary), at the end of 2006:
When Subb was created (in 2004, 20% of the common shares it issued were sold to private investors.
Requirement 2:
For items 12-15, calculate the amount that would appear in the 2006 consolidated statements
-_____(item 13)

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The following (a) seven account balances and (b) statements of retained earnings were obtained from the separate company statements of Parr Inc. and its 80%-owned created sub-sidiary, Subb Inc. (Parr's only subsidiary), at the end of 2006:
When Subb was created (in 2004, 20% of the common shares it issued were sold to private investors.
Requirement 2:
For items 12-15, calculate the amount that would appear in the 2006 consolidated statements
-_____(item 14)

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_____Under the FASB's consolidation rules, an entity that is controlled by financial arrangements (rather than by a majority voting interest)
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_____ Which of the following is not an advantage of filing a consolidated tax return?
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_____ Parco, a publicly owned company, could properly not consolidate Sarco, which is
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The fair value method of valuing an investment in an unconsolidated subsidiary can be used only if the subsidiary is _________________________________.
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The following (a) seven account balances and (b) statements of retained earnings were obtained from the separate company statements of Parr Inc. and its 80%-owned created sub-sidiary, Subb Inc. (Parr's only subsidiary), at the end of 2006:
When Subb was created (in 2004, 20% of the common shares it issued were sold to private investors.
Requirement 1:
How is each of the first 11 preceding items reported in Parr's 2006 consolidated statements? Use the following list of possible answer codes in the answer columns:
-_____(item 9)

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If a subsidiary is not consolidated, the parent can arbitrarily choose between either the equity method or the cost method.
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Controlling an entity by means other than a voting majority interest is referred to as having ________________________________________ control.
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The following (a) seven account balances and (b) statements of retained earnings were obtained from the separate company statements of Parr Inc. and its 80%-owned created sub-sidiary, Subb Inc. (Parr's only subsidiary), at the end of 2006:
When Subb was created (in 2004, 20% of the common shares it issued were sold to private investors.
Requirement 1:
How is each of the first 11 preceding items reported in Parr's 2006 consolidated statements? Use the following list of possible answer codes in the answer columns:
-_____(item 3)

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The following (a) seven account balances and (b) statements of retained earnings were obtained from the separate company statements of Parr Inc. and its 80%-owned created sub-sidiary, Subb Inc. (Parr's only subsidiary), at the end of 2006:
When Subb was created (in 2004, 20% of the common shares it issued were sold to private investors.
Requirement 1:
How is each of the first 11 preceding items reported in Parr's 2006 consolidated statements? Use the following list of possible answer codes in the answer columns:
-_____(item 6)

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The U.S. income tax system taxes ___________________________________ income.
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_____ In general, an entity's equity at risk is deemed sufficient to permit the entity to finance its activities without additional subordinated financial support if the equity at risk is
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In consolidating a VIE, the noncontrolling interest is initially valued at its fair value-not its book value.
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_____ Under APB Opinion No. 23, parent companies must provide income taxes on their domestic subsidiaries' current earnings in a manner most analogous to
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