Income Statement Discontinued Operations - YouTube

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welcome class
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this is a
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video describing
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how to complete the practice problem
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of specifically about
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concept of discontinued operations and preparation of the income statement
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so we're looking at the problem as presented of it is an excel spreadsheet to make a little easier for you to use
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I have mixed up the trial balance but I've given you some information about this sale of a piece of the business
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of this case a bank
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and so were needing to make income statement from the trial balance
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of all items have a normal balance
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the information we need to make a decision is there in number two is sold a segment of this
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business ever resolve a shift in strategy and as a indicated in the codification
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that is sufficient for there to be a
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discontinued operation of disclosure so that means that is what we are dealing with
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sale closes on December 31, 2017 so recorded in 2017
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net assets are 420 sales prices 450 so the actual sale is going to be a gain of 30
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tax rate is 40% the sale of the center is not reflected in the trial balance
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of all so that we're going two of
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how to put that gain in our income statement even though it is not reflected on the trial balance
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revenues expenses are assigned to discontinue segment are listed as percentages so you'll see that above we have various
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percentages listed out to the side of the items that are
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not was not a percentage are entirely
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going to continue
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only those that have percentages are going to be that those things are discontinued so lets look at how we might
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word this with an excel spreadsheet so first I want to do is make sure I know what the income statement was like before we separate
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the discontinued operations so here's my revenues
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and the total
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for those
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who've been memo that are the expenses as given on the trial balance
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various
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seeded various items there and total from other losses in
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their
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and then you have income before taxes
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the provision for taxes or tax expense net income
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and as we discussed non controlling interest is the part of the business that is
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owned by shareholders
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that don't represent a majority
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of stocks or if we own a subsidiary and we only own 80% of the subsidiary the other 20% as well as referred to as non controlling interests only
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separate that have as their part of the net income and then keeping with our
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earnings per share calculation which is net income
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subtract preferred dividends
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giving an income for, shareholders and dividing by the shares outstanding
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you get earnings per share and this is weighted average shares outstanding on the bottom and
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that was given to you in the trial balance information
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that once we have an income statement that looks reasonable
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then we can go ahead and
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separated into discontinued and continuing
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some of those percentages that we're apply to each of the items were the percentages were given
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the end of your discontinue so you have a column with discontinued are and then the law that expenses and
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discontinued so for the part being sold in revenues for 2017 were
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of 1769.77
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and then the expenses were 1560.35 of the total
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take the difference and summarize the entire discontinued operation down to one number of income
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subtract out the taxes as a percentage given an end up with net income
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of for discontinued operation
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now over and this other column is the continuing operations
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we then do the same thing add up that revenue after subtracting of the discontinued
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and expenses
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losses and so far from over his most of those are fully continue
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they have a income before taxes and taxes minus the part that was discontinued
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and income continues
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into into the operations of 2100.18 that does something two of a earnings per share calculation because
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any special items or subtotal before special items you have to calculate the earnings per share
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so this case we start with the income from continuing mess that name if there isn't a sting
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operation reason for income from continuing operations
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now the discontinued operations going be one number on that income statement
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you'll see in my form a lot is the
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amount from the discontinued operations
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plus the $30.00 $30,000,000 gain from the sale of the segment minus the tax on the gain on
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that sale was to be 40% were 12 so that would mean that we're adding 18
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two on discontinued operation recalculated from income statement Sorrento discontinued
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operation one number to summarize all the upper all the
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revenues and expenses and Regina or loss from the sale of the acts assets
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of the disclose that that tax is part of that so that taxes than 83.6 and 84 plus the 12:00 AM and gain total of 96 some input that time as out
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of that description right on the face of the income statement
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review and earnings per share calculation subtract these are inviting the 144
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by the number of shares outstanding
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and do the same thing with and are controlling interest has now a
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earnings per share calculation net income to hold the bee gees recent track of preferred dividends
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and then raced
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provided by the earnings per share one more than our share the same one more time to get to 81
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and so you see it change and that's only because of the game
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on the ceo that was not originally recorded in this trial balance if there had not been that
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gainer to gain an ivory and record in the trial balance then
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even as closures you would not have a difference in our earnings per share or our net income per common shareholders
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now this think of something operations plus the discontinued operations minus the on controlling interest should equal your net
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income for common now in this case we are off a penny because of rounding
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right and we call it fix that rounding issue of what do you know
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change it by one penny to make it all add up
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so that's how you check to make sure your earnings per share calculations
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are correct so this is a good review of several concepts from this action to sell weeks material
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first of all
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the idea of discontinue operations
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second of all how we see controlling of foreign interest on the income statement
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third of the calculation of earnings per share
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especially with a special item like discontinue operations
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so those are the things that got you to get from this review in Oakland this practice