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Kingbird, Inc
Balance Sheet (Partial) as on December 31, 2020
Fixed Assets
Building $1,150,000
Accumulated Depreciation <u>($646,000)</u>
Net book value of Building $504,000
Goodwill $450,000
Coal mine $495,000
Accumulated Depletion <u>($109,000)</u>
Net Value of Coal mine <u>$386,000</u>
Total Fixed Assets <u>$1,340,000</u>
Explanation:
Fixed assets are all those asset which will be kept by the company more than one year. It is not converted to cash / Sold before one year time. If Company has the intention to sale the asset within one year then it will be classified as current asset.
All the assets are classified as the fixed assets. The depreciation and Depletion are contra asset accounts, these are adjusted against the relevant Assets and Net book value of that assets is reported on the balance sheet.
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a.when a corporation owns more than 50% of the common stock of another company
Explanation:
Many a times, a parent company holds stock in it's own subsidiary company. Consolidation refers to presentation of combined profitability of a group wherein a Parent Co holds majority of the common stock i.e more than 50% of the common stock in it's subsidiary.
Such a presentation presents the combined picture of a group and helps in better comprehension and understanding by the users of the financial statements.
If a parent owns 100% stock in it's subsidiary, such subsidiary is referred to as a wholly owned subsidiary.
Based on the correlational analysis of X and Y that is given, we can infer that there is a linear relationship between X and Y.
<h3>What does the correlation analysis show?</h3>
The Pearson correlation coefficient shows if there is a linear relationship between given variables.
In the given table, the Pearson Correlation coefficient is not 0 for either variable which means that a linear relationship does in fact exist between the variables.
Find out more on the Pearson correlation coefficient at brainly.com/question/24084533.
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