Northern Phil. assembles the following data pertaining to Southern Phil. in determining the amount of...

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Northern Phil. assembles the following data pertaining to Southern Phil. in determining the
amount of goodwill to be paid for the net assets and goodwill of the latter company.
Assets at fair market value excluding goodwill
Assets at book value excluding goodwill
Liabilities as adjusted
Liabilities at book value
Stockholders' equity at book value excluding goodwill
P4,500,000
P4,000,000
P1,200,000
P1,000,000
P3,000,000
Past earnings:
REQUIRED: Place answers/solution in a 12 or 14-column worksheet.
Compute the amount of goodwill under each of the following methods to be treated
independently:
a. On Jan. 1,2022, goodwill is valued at average earnings for three(3) years. Normal earnings
rate is 10% of net tangible assets.
b. Goodwill is valued at average excess earnings capitalized at 12-12%. Normal earning rate is
8% of net tangible assets. Prepare also the entries of Northern Phil. & Southern Phil.
c. Northern Phil. paid P2,800,000 cash for the net tangible assets of Southern Phil. including
goodwill. Prepare also the entries of Northern Phil. & Southern Phil.
Compute the amount of goodwill (independent from no.1) if Northern Phil. on Jan. 1,2022
paid P2,800,000 cash for 75,000 shares of the outstanding common stock of Southern Phil. The
75,000 shares is equal to 75%.
a. The fair value attributable to the non-controlling interest of shares
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