Deck 3: Partially Owned Created Subsidiaries & Variable Interest Entities

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Another term for the noncontrolling interest is the ____________________________.
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A manner of consolidation in which the noncontrolling interest is not presented in the consolidated statements is called _________________________________.
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Under current GAAP, ________________________________________ consolidation is required.
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A concept of viewing the noncontrolling interest that assumes that a new reporting entity does not result from the consolidation process is the ______________________________________concept.
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A concept of viewing the noncontrolling interest that assumes that a new reporting entity results from the consolidation process is the _________________________ concept.
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Dividends paid to noncontrolling shareholders are treated as a(n) _______________ __________________ of the noncontrolling interest from a consolidated perspective.
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The three allowable methods of valuing an investment in an unconsolidated subsidiary are the _________________________ method, the _________________________ method, and the __________________________ method.
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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 fair value method of valuing an investment in an unconsolidated partially owned subsidiary can be used only if the subsidiary's common stock has a _______________________________________ fair value.
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Controlling an entity by means of a voting majority interest is referred to as having ________________________________________ control.
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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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An entity that is subject to consolidation pursuant to FASB FIN 46 is called a __________________________________ .
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The company that must consolidate a variable interest entity is called the __________________________________ .
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An entity that is created to serve a specific, predetermined, limited purpose by a sponsoring entity is usually referred to, in practice, as a ____________________________ .
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FIN 46 allows an exception to consolidation for _____________________________ .
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Events that cause a reassessment of determining the primary beneficiary are called _______________________________ .
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Proportional consolidation is not allowed under current GAAP.
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Under proportional consolidation, no amounts are presented in the consolidated statements for the noncontrolling interest.
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Both proportional consolidation and full consolidation are allowed under current GAAP.
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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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For partially owned subsidiaries, part of the rationale of full consolidation is that the parent controls the subsidiary and therefore should include (a) all the assets and liabilities under its control and (b) all income statement activities resulting from its control.
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The rationale underlying the parent company concept is that the reporting entity does not change as a result of the consolidation process.
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Under the parent company concept, the interest of the noncontrolling shareholders is considered to be an equity interest of the consolidated reporting entity.
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The rationale of the economic unit concept is that the reporting entity does change as a result of the consolidation process.
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Under the economic unit concept, the interest of the noncontrolling shareholders is considered to be an equity interest of the consolidated reporting entity.
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Both the parent company concept and the economic unit concept are full consolidation approaches.
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Under current GAAP, both the parent company concept and the economic unit concept are allowed.
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Under current GAAP, only the parent company concept is allowed.
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Under the parent company concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net income is presented as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
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Under the economic unit concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net income is presented as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
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Under the parent company concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is presented as part of consolidated stockholders' equity.
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Under the economic unit concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is presented as part of consolidated stockholders' equity.
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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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If a subsidiary is not consolidated, the equity method can be used only if significant influence exists.
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A foreign subsidiary is not consolidated because the foreign government has imposed dividend payment restrictions. The cost method would usually be used instead of the equity method in accounting for the investment in the subsidiary.
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An 80% owned subsidiary is not consolidated because control has been lost. The cost method cannot be used to account for the investment in the subsidiary.
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An 80% owned subsidiary is not consolidated because control has been lost. The cost method cannot be used to account for the investment in the subsidiary if the subsidiary's common stock has a readily determinable fair value.
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An 80% owned subsidiary is not consolidated because control has been lost. The cost method cannot be used to account for the investment in the subsidiary if the parent has significant influence.
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The equity method can be used in lieu of consolidation.
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Having certain financial arrangements with another entity that result in control is having effective legal control.
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Effective control encompasses legal control.
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All VIEs, by definition, have a primary beneficiary.
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An SPE can be a VIE.
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All VIEs must be SPEs as well.
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The variable interest holder having the highest percentage interest of all of the variable interest holders must consolidate the VIE.
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A loan guarantee to a VIE's lenders could be a potential variable interest.
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A call option held by Entity A on Entity B's assets could be a potential variable interest.
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All VIEs must be consolidated.
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If Entity A will absorb a majority of a VIE's expected losses and Entity B will receive a majority of that VIE's expected residual returns, both entities must consolidate the VIE.
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The consolidation procedures for a VIE are similar to those for consolidating a created subsidiary.
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In consolidating a VIE, the VIEs assets and liabilities must be initially valued at their book values-not their fair values.
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In consolidating a VIE, goodwill can never be reported.
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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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The concept of legal control encompasses the concept of effective control.
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_____ Which of the following methods does not report any amounts for the noncontrolling interest in the consolidated statements?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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_____ The noncontrolling interest in a created subsidiary's net income is based on the subsidiary's reported net income under which of the following concepts?
_____ The noncontrolling interest in a created subsidiary's net income is based on the subsidiary's reported net income under which of the following concepts?  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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_____Which of the following statements is false concerning the parent company concept?

A) The NCI in the subsidiary's net income is shown as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
B) The NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is classified outside the consolidated stockholders' equity.
C) Primacy is given to presenting information for the parent's shareholders.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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_____ Which of the following statements is false concerning the economic unit concept?

A) The NCI in the subsidiary's net income is shown as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
B) The NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is classified as part of the consolidated stockholders' equity.
C) The NCI in the subsidiary's net income is shown as a division of the consolidated net income.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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_____ Under the FASB's 1999 exposure draft on consolidation policy, which of the following methods or concepts must be used in reporting consolidated amounts?

A) The economic unit concept.
B) The parent company concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) Full proportional consolidation.
E) Either a or b.
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When a partially owned created subsidiary reports profits, the amount reported for consolidated net income would be the highest under which of the following methods?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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_____ The amount to be reported for the NCI in the net assets of a created subsidiary would be the lowest amount under which of the following methods?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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_____ Which of the following methods reports the NCI in the subsidiary's net income as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income in the consolidated income statement?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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_____ The NCI in a created subsidiary's net assets is based on the subsidiary's book values under which of the following concepts?
_____ The NCI in a created subsidiary's net assets is based on the subsidiary's book values under which of the following concepts?  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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_____ Which of the following methods reports the noncontrolling interest as a division or sharing of the consolidated net income?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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_____ Paxel owns 80% of Saxel's outstanding common stock. For 2006, Saxel reported $60,000 of net income and declared dividends of $10,000. What is the carrying value of Paxel's investment using the equity method at 12/31/06 if the investment's carrying value on 1/1/06 was $200,000?

A) $200,000
B) $208,000
C) $240,000
D) $248,000
E) $256,000
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_____ Paxel owns 80% of Saxel's outstanding common stock. For 2006, Saxel reported $60,000 of net income and declared dividends of $10,000. What amount appears in Paxel's 2006 income statement if Paxel accounts for its investment using the equity method?

A) $ -0-
B) $8,000
C) $40,000
D) $48,000
E) $56,000
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_____ For 2006, Pyna reported $500,000 of net income from its own separate operations. This amount excludes income relating to Syna, its 80%-owned created subsidiary, which reported $100,000 of net income and declared $55,000 of dividends in 2006. What is the consolidated net income under the economic unit concept?

A) $536,000
B) $544,000
C) $580,000
D) $600,000
E) $644,000
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_____ For 2006, Pyna reported $500,000 of net income from its own separate operations. This amount excludes income relating to Syna, its 80%-owned created subsidiary, which reported $100,000 of net income and declared $55,000 of dividends in 2006. What is the consolidated net income under the parent company concept?

A) $536,000
B) $544,000
C) $580,000
D) $600,000
E) $644,000
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_____ Parco, a publicly owned company, could properly not consolidate Sarco, which is

A) Controlled only by having a majority voting interest and unable to distribute dividends because of long-term currency transfer restrictions imposed by a foreign government.
B) Controlled only by having a majority voting interest and has recently emerged from bankruptcy proceedings.
C) Controlled by means other than by having a majority voting interest.
D) Controlled only by having a majority voting interest and has total assets that are less than 10% of the parent's total assets and earnings, respectively.
E) None of the above.
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_____ Prell's 100%-owned domestic subsidiary has filed for bankruptcy protection. How should Prell value its investment in its unconsolidated statements if Prell can exercise significant influence?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The cost method or the equity method, as most appropriate.
D) The equity method or the fair market value.
E) The cost method or the fair market value.
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_____ Prell's 100%-owned domestic subsidiary has filed for bankruptcy protection. How should Prell value its investment in its unconsolidated statements if Prell cannot exercise significant influence?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The cost method or the equity method, as most appropriate.
D) The equity method or the fair market value.
E) The cost method or the fair market value.
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_____ Which of the following valuation techniques could not be used to value an investment in an unconsolidated 100%-owned subsidiary?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The fair market value.
D) The cost method and the fair market value.
E) The equity method and the fair market value.
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_____ Which of the following valuation techniques could not be used to value an investment in an unconsolidated 90%-owned subsidiary that has its unowned shares publicly traded?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The fair market value.
D) The cost method and the fair market value.
E) The equity method and the fair market value.
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_____ What would be the effect on parent-company-only financial statements-not the consolidated statements-if an unconsolidated subsidiary is accounted for under the cost method?

A) All of the unconsolidated subsidiary's accounts will be included individually in the parent company's statements.
B) The retained earnings in the parent company's statements will reflect the earnings of the unconsolidated subsidiary.
C) Dividend income from the unconsolidated subsidiary will be reported in the parent company's income statement.
D) The parent company's retained earnings will be the same as if the subsidiary had been consolidated.
E) None of the above.
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_____ Pallco justifiably does not consolidate two of its 100%-owned subsidiaries (Sallco and Sellco). Sallco is (a) a foreign subsidiary and (b) prohibited by the foreign government from paying dividends. Sellco is (a) a domestic subsidiary acquired two months ago in the purchase of a conglomerate and (b) in process of being sold. What would be the most likely method of accounting for each of these unconsolidated subsidiaries?
_____ Pallco justifiably does not consolidate two of its 100%-owned subsidiaries (Sallco and Sellco). Sallco is (a) a foreign subsidiary and (b) prohibited by the foreign government from paying dividends. Sellco is (a) a domestic subsidiary acquired two months ago in the purchase of a conglomerate and (b) in process of being sold. What would be the most likely method of accounting for each of these unconsolidated subsidiaries?  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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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)

A) Must be consolidated.
B) Must be consolidated if the parent is publicly owned.
C) Must be consolidated if the parent has significant influence.
D) Must be consolidated only if the subsidiary is partially owned.
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_____Entity A will absorb a majority of a VIE's expected losses and Entity B will receive a majority of that VIE's expected residual returns.

A) Entity A must consolidate the VIE.
B) Entity B must consolidate the VIE.
C) Neither entity must consolidate the VIE.
D) Both entities must consolidate the VIE.
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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

A) At least 10% of the entity's total liabilities.
B) At least 10% of the entity's total long-term debt.
C) At least 10% of the entity's total assets.
D) More than $1,000,000.
E) More than $5,000,000.
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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:
<strong>matching based on the information given. 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 1)</strong> A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements. B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements. C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb. F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements. G) Create this item in the consolidation process. <div style=padding-top: 35px> 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 1)

A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements.
B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements.
C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb.
F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements.
G) Create this item in the consolidation process.
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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:
<strong>matching based on the information given. 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 2)</strong> A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements. B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements. C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb. F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements. G) Create this item in the consolidation process. <div style=padding-top: 35px> 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 2)

A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements.
B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements.
C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb.
F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements.
G) Create this item in the consolidation process.
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Another term for the noncontrolling interest is the ____________________________.
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A manner of consolidation in which the noncontrolling interest is not presented in the consolidated statements is called _________________________________.
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Under current GAAP, ________________________________________ consolidation is required.
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A concept of viewing the noncontrolling interest that assumes that a new reporting entity does not result from the consolidation process is the ______________________________________concept.
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A concept of viewing the noncontrolling interest that assumes that a new reporting entity results from the consolidation process is the _________________________ concept.
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Dividends paid to noncontrolling shareholders are treated as a(n) _______________ __________________ of the noncontrolling interest from a consolidated perspective.
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The three allowable methods of valuing an investment in an unconsolidated subsidiary are the _________________________ method, the _________________________ method, and the __________________________ method.
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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 fair value method of valuing an investment in an unconsolidated partially owned subsidiary can be used only if the subsidiary's common stock has a _______________________________________ fair value.
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Controlling an entity by means of a voting majority interest is referred to as having ________________________________________ control.
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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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An entity that is subject to consolidation pursuant to FASB FIN 46 is called a __________________________________ .
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The company that must consolidate a variable interest entity is called the __________________________________ .
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An entity that is created to serve a specific, predetermined, limited purpose by a sponsoring entity is usually referred to, in practice, as a ____________________________ .
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FIN 46 allows an exception to consolidation for _____________________________ .
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Events that cause a reassessment of determining the primary beneficiary are called _______________________________ .
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Proportional consolidation is not allowed under current GAAP.
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Under proportional consolidation, no amounts are presented in the consolidated statements for the noncontrolling interest.
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Both proportional consolidation and full consolidation are allowed under current GAAP.
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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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For partially owned subsidiaries, part of the rationale of full consolidation is that the parent controls the subsidiary and therefore should include (a) all the assets and liabilities under its control and (b) all income statement activities resulting from its control.
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The rationale underlying the parent company concept is that the reporting entity does not change as a result of the consolidation process.
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Under the parent company concept, the interest of the noncontrolling shareholders is considered to be an equity interest of the consolidated reporting entity.
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The rationale of the economic unit concept is that the reporting entity does change as a result of the consolidation process.
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Under the economic unit concept, the interest of the noncontrolling shareholders is considered to be an equity interest of the consolidated reporting entity.
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Both the parent company concept and the economic unit concept are full consolidation approaches.
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Under current GAAP, both the parent company concept and the economic unit concept are allowed.
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Under current GAAP, only the parent company concept is allowed.
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Under the parent company concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net income is presented as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
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Under the economic unit concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net income is presented as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
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Under the parent company concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is presented as part of consolidated stockholders' equity.
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Under the economic unit concept, the NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is presented as part of consolidated stockholders' equity.
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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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If a subsidiary is not consolidated, the equity method can be used only if significant influence exists.
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A foreign subsidiary is not consolidated because the foreign government has imposed dividend payment restrictions. The cost method would usually be used instead of the equity method in accounting for the investment in the subsidiary.
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An 80% owned subsidiary is not consolidated because control has been lost. The cost method cannot be used to account for the investment in the subsidiary.
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An 80% owned subsidiary is not consolidated because control has been lost. The cost method cannot be used to account for the investment in the subsidiary if the subsidiary's common stock has a readily determinable fair value.
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An 80% owned subsidiary is not consolidated because control has been lost. The cost method cannot be used to account for the investment in the subsidiary if the parent has significant influence.
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The equity method can be used in lieu of consolidation.
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Having certain financial arrangements with another entity that result in control is having effective legal control.
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Effective control encompasses legal control.
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All VIEs, by definition, have a primary beneficiary.
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An SPE can be a VIE.
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All VIEs must be SPEs as well.
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The variable interest holder having the highest percentage interest of all of the variable interest holders must consolidate the VIE.
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A loan guarantee to a VIE's lenders could be a potential variable interest.
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A call option held by Entity A on Entity B's assets could be a potential variable interest.
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All VIEs must be consolidated.
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If Entity A will absorb a majority of a VIE's expected losses and Entity B will receive a majority of that VIE's expected residual returns, both entities must consolidate the VIE.
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The consolidation procedures for a VIE are similar to those for consolidating a created subsidiary.
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In consolidating a VIE, the VIEs assets and liabilities must be initially valued at their book values-not their fair values.
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In consolidating a VIE, goodwill can never be reported.
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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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The concept of legal control encompasses the concept of effective control.
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_____ Which of the following methods does not report any amounts for the noncontrolling interest in the consolidated statements?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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_____ The noncontrolling interest in a created subsidiary's net income is based on the subsidiary's reported net income under which of the following concepts?
_____ The noncontrolling interest in a created subsidiary's net income is based on the subsidiary's reported net income under which of the following concepts?
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57
_____Which of the following statements is false concerning the parent company concept?

A) The NCI in the subsidiary's net income is shown as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
B) The NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is classified outside the consolidated stockholders' equity.
C) Primacy is given to presenting information for the parent's shareholders.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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58
_____ Which of the following statements is false concerning the economic unit concept?

A) The NCI in the subsidiary's net income is shown as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income.
B) The NCI in the subsidiary's net assets is classified as part of the consolidated stockholders' equity.
C) The NCI in the subsidiary's net income is shown as a division of the consolidated net income.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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59
_____ Under the FASB's 1999 exposure draft on consolidation policy, which of the following methods or concepts must be used in reporting consolidated amounts?

A) The economic unit concept.
B) The parent company concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) Full proportional consolidation.
E) Either a or b.
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60
When a partially owned created subsidiary reports profits, the amount reported for consolidated net income would be the highest under which of the following methods?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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61
_____ The amount to be reported for the NCI in the net assets of a created subsidiary would be the lowest amount under which of the following methods?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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62
_____ Which of the following methods reports the NCI in the subsidiary's net income as a deduction in arriving at consolidated net income in the consolidated income statement?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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63
_____ The NCI in a created subsidiary's net assets is based on the subsidiary's book values under which of the following concepts?
_____ The NCI in a created subsidiary's net assets is based on the subsidiary's book values under which of the following concepts?
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64
_____ Which of the following methods reports the noncontrolling interest as a division or sharing of the consolidated net income?

A) The parent company concept.
B) The economic unit concept.
C) Proportional consolidation.
D) None of the above.
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65
_____ Paxel owns 80% of Saxel's outstanding common stock. For 2006, Saxel reported $60,000 of net income and declared dividends of $10,000. What is the carrying value of Paxel's investment using the equity method at 12/31/06 if the investment's carrying value on 1/1/06 was $200,000?

A) $200,000
B) $208,000
C) $240,000
D) $248,000
E) $256,000
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66
_____ Paxel owns 80% of Saxel's outstanding common stock. For 2006, Saxel reported $60,000 of net income and declared dividends of $10,000. What amount appears in Paxel's 2006 income statement if Paxel accounts for its investment using the equity method?

A) $ -0-
B) $8,000
C) $40,000
D) $48,000
E) $56,000
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67
_____ For 2006, Pyna reported $500,000 of net income from its own separate operations. This amount excludes income relating to Syna, its 80%-owned created subsidiary, which reported $100,000 of net income and declared $55,000 of dividends in 2006. What is the consolidated net income under the economic unit concept?

A) $536,000
B) $544,000
C) $580,000
D) $600,000
E) $644,000
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_____ For 2006, Pyna reported $500,000 of net income from its own separate operations. This amount excludes income relating to Syna, its 80%-owned created subsidiary, which reported $100,000 of net income and declared $55,000 of dividends in 2006. What is the consolidated net income under the parent company concept?

A) $536,000
B) $544,000
C) $580,000
D) $600,000
E) $644,000
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69
_____ Parco, a publicly owned company, could properly not consolidate Sarco, which is

A) Controlled only by having a majority voting interest and unable to distribute dividends because of long-term currency transfer restrictions imposed by a foreign government.
B) Controlled only by having a majority voting interest and has recently emerged from bankruptcy proceedings.
C) Controlled by means other than by having a majority voting interest.
D) Controlled only by having a majority voting interest and has total assets that are less than 10% of the parent's total assets and earnings, respectively.
E) None of the above.
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70
_____ Prell's 100%-owned domestic subsidiary has filed for bankruptcy protection. How should Prell value its investment in its unconsolidated statements if Prell can exercise significant influence?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The cost method or the equity method, as most appropriate.
D) The equity method or the fair market value.
E) The cost method or the fair market value.
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71
_____ Prell's 100%-owned domestic subsidiary has filed for bankruptcy protection. How should Prell value its investment in its unconsolidated statements if Prell cannot exercise significant influence?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The cost method or the equity method, as most appropriate.
D) The equity method or the fair market value.
E) The cost method or the fair market value.
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72
_____ Which of the following valuation techniques could not be used to value an investment in an unconsolidated 100%-owned subsidiary?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The fair market value.
D) The cost method and the fair market value.
E) The equity method and the fair market value.
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73
_____ Which of the following valuation techniques could not be used to value an investment in an unconsolidated 90%-owned subsidiary that has its unowned shares publicly traded?

A) The cost method.
B) The equity method.
C) The fair market value.
D) The cost method and the fair market value.
E) The equity method and the fair market value.
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74
_____ What would be the effect on parent-company-only financial statements-not the consolidated statements-if an unconsolidated subsidiary is accounted for under the cost method?

A) All of the unconsolidated subsidiary's accounts will be included individually in the parent company's statements.
B) The retained earnings in the parent company's statements will reflect the earnings of the unconsolidated subsidiary.
C) Dividend income from the unconsolidated subsidiary will be reported in the parent company's income statement.
D) The parent company's retained earnings will be the same as if the subsidiary had been consolidated.
E) None of the above.
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75
_____ Pallco justifiably does not consolidate two of its 100%-owned subsidiaries (Sallco and Sellco). Sallco is (a) a foreign subsidiary and (b) prohibited by the foreign government from paying dividends. Sellco is (a) a domestic subsidiary acquired two months ago in the purchase of a conglomerate and (b) in process of being sold. What would be the most likely method of accounting for each of these unconsolidated subsidiaries?
_____ Pallco justifiably does not consolidate two of its 100%-owned subsidiaries (Sallco and Sellco). Sallco is (a) a foreign subsidiary and (b) prohibited by the foreign government from paying dividends. Sellco is (a) a domestic subsidiary acquired two months ago in the purchase of a conglomerate and (b) in process of being sold. What would be the most likely method of accounting for each of these unconsolidated subsidiaries?
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76
_____Under the FASB's consolidation rules, an entity that is controlled by financial arrangements (rather than by a majority voting interest)

A) Must be consolidated.
B) Must be consolidated if the parent is publicly owned.
C) Must be consolidated if the parent has significant influence.
D) Must be consolidated only if the subsidiary is partially owned.
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77
_____Entity A will absorb a majority of a VIE's expected losses and Entity B will receive a majority of that VIE's expected residual returns.

A) Entity A must consolidate the VIE.
B) Entity B must consolidate the VIE.
C) Neither entity must consolidate the VIE.
D) Both entities must consolidate the VIE.
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78
_____ 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

A) At least 10% of the entity's total liabilities.
B) At least 10% of the entity's total long-term debt.
C) At least 10% of the entity's total assets.
D) More than $1,000,000.
E) More than $5,000,000.
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79
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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:
<strong>matching based on the information given. 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 1)</strong> A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements. B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements. C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb. F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements. G) Create this item in the consolidation process. 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 1)

A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements.
B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements.
C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb.
F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements.
G) Create this item in the consolidation process.
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80
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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:
<strong>matching based on the information given. 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 2)</strong> A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements. B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements. C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements. E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb. F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements. G) Create this item in the consolidation process. 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 2)

A) Report at the amount shown in Subb's separate statements.
B) Report at the amount shown in Parr's separate statements.
C) Report at less than the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
D) Report at the sum of the amounts shown in Parr's and Subb's separate statements.
E) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements or in the separate statements of either Parr or Subb.
F) Do not report this item in the consolidated statements.
G) Create this item in the consolidation process.
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