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,ACCESS Test Bank for Advanced Accounting 15th Edition Hoyle
b b b b b b b b




Chapterb01b-bThebEquitybMethodbofbAccountingbforbInvestmentsb–
bHoyle,bSchaefer,bDoupnik,bAdvancedbAccounting,b15e


CHAPTER 1 b b



THE EQUITY METHOD OF ACCOUNTING FOR INVESTMENTS
b b b b b b




ChapterbOutline

I. Fourbmethodsbarebprincipallybusedbtobaccountbforbanbinvestmentbinbequitybsecuritiesbalongb
withbabfairbvalueboption.

A. Fairbvaluebmethod:bappliedbbybanbinvestorbwhenbonlybabsmallbpercentagebofbab
company’sbvotingbstockbisbheld.

1. Thebinvestorbrecognizesbincomebwhenbthebinvesteebdeclaresbabdividend.

2. Portfoliosbarebreportedbatbfairbvalue.bIfbfairbvaluesbarebunavailable,binvestmentbisb
reportedbatbcost.

B. CostbMethod:bappliedbtobinvestmentsbwithoutbabreadilybdeterminablebfairbvalue.bWhenbt
hebfairbvaluebofbanbinvestmentbinbequitybsecuritiesbisbnotbreadilybdeterminable,bandbthebi
nvestmentbprovidesbneitherbsignificantbinfluencebnorbcontrol,bthebinvestmentbmaybbebm
easuredbatbcost.bThebinvestmentbremainsbatbcostbunless

1. Abdemonstrablebimpairmentboccursbforbthebinvestment,bor

2. Anbobservablebpricebchangeboccursbforbidenticalborbsimilarbinvestmentsbofbthebsamebi
ssuer.
Thebinvestorbtypicallybrecognizesbitsbsharebofbinvesteebdividendsbdeclaredbasbdividendbi
ncome.

C. Consolidation:bwhenbonebfirmbcontrolsbanotherb(e.g.,bwhenbabparentbhasbabmajoritybi
nterestbinbthebvotingbstockbofbabsubsidiaryborbcontrolbthroughbvariablebinterests,btheirbfi
nancialbstatementsbarebconsolidatedbandbreportedbforbthebcombinedbentity.

D. Equitybmethod:bappliedbwhenbthebinvestorbhasbthebabilitybtobexercisebsignificantbi
nfluenceboverboperatingbandbfinancialbpoliciesbofbthebinvestee.

1. Abilitybtobsignificantlybinfluencebinvesteebisbindicatedbbybseveralbfactorsbincludingbr
epresentationbonbthebboardbofbdirectors,bparticipationbinbpolicy-making,betc.

2. GAAPbguidelinesbpresumebthebequitybmethodbisbapplicablebifb20btob50bpercentbofbtheb
outstandingbvotingbstockbofbthebinvesteebisbheldbbybthebinvestor.

Currentbfinancialbreportingbstandardsballowbfirmsbtobelectbtobusebfairbvaluebforbanybnewbinvest
mentbinbequitybsharesbincludingbthosebwherebthebequitybmethodbwouldbotherwisebapply.bHow
ever,btheboption,boncebtaken,bisbirrevocable.bThebinvestorbrecognizesbbothbinvesteebdividend
sbandbchangesbinbfairbvalueboverbtimebasbincome.




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,ACCESS Test Bank for Advanced Accounting 15th Edition Hoyle
b b b b b b b b




Chapterb01b-bThebEquitybMethodbofbAccountingbforbInvestmentsb–
bHoyle,bSchaefer,bDoupnik,bAdvancedbAccounting,b15e

II. Accountingbforbanbinvestment:bthebequitybmethod

A. Thebinvestorbadjustsbthebinvestmentbaccountbtobreflectballbchangesbinbthebequitybofbthebi
nvesteebcompany.

B. Thebinvestorbaccruesbinvesteebincomebwhenbitbisbreportedbinbthebinvestee’sbfinancialb
statements.

C. DividendsbdeclaredbbybthebinvesteebcreatebabreductionbinbthebcarryingbamountbofbthebIn
vestmentbaccount.bThisbbookbassumesballbinvesteebdividendsbarebdeclaredbandbpaidbinb
thebsamebreportingbperiod.

III. Specialbaccountingbproceduresbusedbinbthebapplicationbofbthebequitybmethod
A. Reportingbabchangebtobthebequitybmethodbwhenbthebabilitybtobsignificantlybinfluencebanbi
nvesteebisbachievedbthroughbabseriesbofbacquisitions.
1. Initialbpurchase(s)bwillbbebaccountedbforbbybmeansbofbthebfairbvaluebmethodb(orbatb
cost)buntilbthebabilitybtobsignificantlybinfluencebisbattained.
2. Whenbthebabilitybtobexercisebsignificantbinfluenceboccursbfollowingbabseriesbofbstockb
purchases,bthebinvestorbappliesbthebequitybmethodbprospectively.bThebtotalbfairbvalu
ebatbthebdatebsignificantbinfluencebisbattainedbisbcomparedbtobthebinvestee’sbbookbva
luebtobdeterminebfuturebexcessbfairbvaluebamortizations.
B. Investeebincomebfrombotherbthanbcontinuingboperations
1. Thebinvestorbrecognizesbitsbsharebofbinvesteebreportedbotherbcomprehensivebi
ncomeb(OCI)bthroughbthebinvestmentbaccountbandbthebinvestor’sbownbOCI.
2. Incomebitemsbsuchbasbdiscontinuedboperationsbthatbarebreportedbseparatelybbybthebi
nvesteebshouldbbebshownbinbthebsamebmannerbbybthebinvestor.bThebmaterialitybofbth
esebotherbinvesteebincomebelementsb(asbitbaffectsbthebinvestor)bcontinuesbtobbebabcri
terionbforbseparatebdisclosure.
C. Investeeblosses
1. Lossesbreportedbbybthebinvesteebcreatebcorrespondingblossesbforbthebinvestor.
2. Abpermanentbdeclinebinbthebfairbvaluebofbanbinvestee’sbstockbshouldbbebrecognizedbi
mmediatelybbybthebinvestorbasbanbimpairmentbloss.
3. Investeeblossesbcanbpossiblybreducebthebcarryingbvaluebofbthebinvestmentbaccountbt
obabzerobbalance.bAtbthatbpoint,bthebequitybmethodbceasesbtobbebapplicablebandbthebf
air-valuebmethodbisbsubsequentlybused.
D. Reportingbthebsalebofbanbequitybinvestment
1. Thebinvestorbappliesbthebequitybmethodbuntilbthebdisposalbdatebtobestablishbabproperb
bookbvalue.
2. Followingbthebsale,bthebequitybmethodbcontinuesbtobbebappropriatebifbenoughbsharesb
arebstillbheldbtobmaintainbthebinvestor’sbabilitybtobsignificantlybinfluencebthebinvestee.bI
fbthatbabilitybhasbbeenblost,bthebfair-valuebmethodbisbsubsequentlybused.

IV. Excessbinvestmentbcostboverbbookbvaluebacquired
A. Thebpricebanbinvestorbpaysbforbequitybsecuritiesboftenbdiffersbsignificantlybfrombthebi
nvestee’sbunderlyingbbookbvaluebprimarilybbecausebthebhistoricalbcostbbasedbacco
untingbmodelbdoesbnotbkeepbtrackbofbchangesbinbabfirm’sbfairbvalue.
B. Paymentsbmadebinbexcessbofbunderlyingbbookbvaluebcanbsometimesbbebidentifiedbwithb
specificbinvesteebaccountsbsuchbasbinventoryborbequipment.
C. Anbextrabacquisitionbpricebcanbalsobbebassignedbtobanticipatedbbenefitsbthatbarebexpect
edbtobbebderivedbfrombthebinvestment.bInbaccounting,bthesebamountsbarebpresumedbtob
reflectbanbintangiblebassetbreferredbtobasbgoodwill.bGoodwillbisbcalculated


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, ACCESS Test Bank for Advanced Accounting 15th Edition Hoyle
b b b b b b b b




Chapterb01b-bThebEquitybMethodbofbAccountingbforbInvestmentsb–
bHoyle,bSchaefer,bDoupnik,bAdvancedbAccounting,b15e

asbanybexcessbpaymentbthatbisbnotbattributablebtobspecificbidentifiablebassetsbandbliabilitie
sbofbthebinvestee.bBecausebgoodwillbisbanbindefinite-livedbasset,bitbisbnotbamortized.

V. Deferralbofbintra-entitybgrossbprofitbinbinventory
A. Thebinvestor’sbsharebofbintra-
entitybprofitsbinbendingbinventorybarebnotbrecognizedbuntilbthebtransferredbgoodsbarebeith
erbconsumedborbuntilbtheybarebresoldbtobunrelatedbparties.
B. Downstreambsalesbofbinventory
1. “Downstream”brefersbtobtransfersbmadebbybthebinvestorbtobthebinvestee.
2. Intra-
entitybgrossbprofitsbfrombsalesbarebinitiallybdeferredbunderbthebequitybmethodbandbt
henbrecognizedbasbincomebatbthebtimebofbthebinventory’sbeventualbdisposal.
3. Thebamountbofbgrossbprofitbtobbebdeferredbisbthebinvestor’sbownershipbpercentageb
multipliedbbybthebmarkupbonbthebmerchandisebremainingbatbthebendbofbthebyear.
C. Upstreambsalesbofbinventory
1. “Upstream”brefersbtobtransfersbmadebbybthebinvesteebtobthebinvestor.
2. Underbthebequitybmethod,bthebdeferralbprocessbforbintra-
entitybgrossbprofitsbisbidenticalbforbupstreambandbdownstreambtransfers.bThebproce
duresbarebseparatelybidentifiedbinbChapterbOnebbecausebthebhandlingbdoesbvarybwit
hinbthebconsolidationbprocess.


AnswersbtobDiscussionbQuestions
Thebtextbookbincludesbdiscussionbquestionsbtobstimulatebstudentbthoughtbandbdiscussion.bThesebq
uestionsbarebalsobdesignedbtoballowbstudentsbtobconsiderbrelevantbissuesbthatbmightbotherwisebbebo
verlooked.bSomebofbthesebquestionsbmaybbebaddressedbbybthebinstructorbinbclassbtobmotivatebstude
ntbdiscussion.bStudentsbshouldbbebencouragedbtobbeginbbybdefiningbthebissue(s)binbeachbcase.bNext
,bauthoritativebaccountingbliteratureb(FASBbASC)borbotherbrelevantbliteraturebcanbbebconsultedbasbab
preliminarybstepbinbarrivingbatblogicalbactions.bFrequently,bthebFASBbAccountingbStandardsbCodific
ationbwillbprovidebthebnecessarybsupport.

Unfortunately,binbaccounting,bdefinitivebresolutionsbtobfinancialbreportingbquestionsbarebnotbalwaysba
vailable.bStudentsboftenbseembtobbelievebthatballbaccountingbissuesbhavebbeenbresolvedbinbthebpastb
sobthatbaccountingbeducationbisbonlybabmatterbofblearningbtobapplybhistoricallybprescribedbprocedure
s.bHowever,binbactualbpractice,bthebonlybrealbanswerbisboftenbthebonebthatbprovidesbthebfairestbrepre
sentationbofbthebfirm’sbtransactions.bIfbanbauthoritativebsolutionbisbnotbavailable,bstudentsbshouldbbeb
directedbtoblistballbofbthebissuesbinvolvedbandbthebconsequencesbofbpossiblebalternativebactions.bThe
bvariousbfactorsbpresentedbcanbbebweighedbtobproducebabviablebsolution.



Thebdiscussionbquestionsbarebdesignedbtobhelpbstudentsbdevelopbresearchbandbcriticalbthinkingb
skillsbinbaddressingbissuesbthatbgobbeyondbthebpurelybmechanicalbelementsbofbaccounting.

DidbthebCostbMethodbInvitebManipulation?
Thebcostbmethodbofbaccountingbforbinvestmentsboftenbcausedbablackbofbobjectivitybinbreportedbinco
mebfigures.bWithbablargebblockbofbthebinvestee’sbvotingbshares,banbinvestorbcouldbinfluencebthebamo
untbandbtimingbofbthebinvestee’sbdividendbdeclarations.bThus,bwhenbenjoyingbabgoodbearningsbyear,b
anbinvestorbmightbinfluencebthebinvesteebtobwithholdbdeclaringbabdividendbuntilbneededbinbabsubseq
uentbyear.bAlternatively,bifbthebinvestorbjudgedbthatbitsbcurrentbyearbearningsb“neededbabboost,”bitbmi
ghtbinfluencebthebinvesteebtobdeclarebabcurrentbyearbdividend.bThebequitybmethodbeffectivelybremov
esbmanagers’babilitybtobincreasebcurrentbincomeb(orbdeferbincomebtobfuturebperiods)bthroughbtheirbin
fluenceboverbthebtimingbandbamountsbofbinvesteebdividendbdeclarations.

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