ACT506
Module 2 Critical Thinking Assignment
Option #2
Part 1
Consolidated Earnings Per Share
Facts to the situation:
Push Corporation is the parent.
20x7 Financial information:
Summer Corp is the subsidiary.
Summer Corp has income before taxes
100,000
Push Corporation has 100% control of Summer Corp stock.
Allocated Taxes at 40%
40,000
Both Push Corporation and Summer Corp have 40% tax rate.
N.I.A.T.
60,000
Push Corporation has 400,000 shares at $10.00 par value common stock and
30,000 shares of $5.00 par 6% percent convertible preferred stock. The preferred stock is convertible into 20,000 of Parent's common stock.
Consolidated Net Income
Push Corporation
1,000,000
Summer Corp income before taxes
Consolidate Net Income
1,100,000
Income Tax at 40%
440,000
Consolidated Net Income after taxes
660,000
Part 2
Calculation of Basic and Diluted E.P.S. for Summer Corp. (Subsidiary)
Information for Calculation:
Summer Corp has 200,000 shares at $5.00 par common stock and $150,000 of 6% preferred convertible bonds outstanding.
The bonds, issued at par, are convertible into 40,000 common shares of Summer Corp, subsidiary.
Basic
Diluted
Summer Corp Net Income after taxes
xxx
Interest Impact of conversion of bonds,
net of taxes (xxx Times 0.xx) times
(1 - .xx) =
0
Income accruing to Common Shares
Weighted average shares
Additional shares from conversion
Weighted average shares and equivalents
Earnings per share:
xxx/ xxx=
Part 3
Computation of Push Corporation Consolidated Earnings per Share
Numerator
Consolidated net income to parent
Less: Summer Corp net income
Add: Parents share of Summer Corp
Income based on separate diluted EPS
[0.xxx
times
xxx,000]=
Less: Preferred Dividend
[xxx,000 times 0.xx%]
Total
Denominator
Weighted average Shares outstanding
Preferred Stock Conversion
Earnings Per Share
[xxx/ xxx,000] =
[$xxx00/ xxx,000]=
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