9. Consolidated statement of Financial Position Flashcards

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Define PARENT or Holding comapny

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An entity that controls one or more entitiesd

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2
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Define Group

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A parent and its subsidaries

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Define Subsidiary

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An entity that is controlled by another entity

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What is the criteria for control

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  1. Power over investee to direct activity
  2. Exposure or rights to variable returns
  3. A biilty to use its power to affect the amount of returns
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What are examples of having power over subsidiary over relevant activities

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  • Voting shares above 50%
    : rights to appoint or remove key management personnel
    :decision making rights are written in contract

Relevant activities:
- Selling purchasing
- Selling or acuiring assets
- R&D of new products
- Funding decision

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What are other types of investments apart from subsidiaries

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  • Joint Control: 20%-50% of investment
  • Significant influence: 20% - 50% of investment as associate
  • No influence: 0% - 20% of investment as a financial asset
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7
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What are the options IAS 37 offers to measure investment in a subsidiary/associate/joint venture

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  • At Cost
  • At fair value ( as a financial asset )
    -Using equity method
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8
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How are dividends recieved from subsidiaries recorded in financial statementws

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As investment Income
In SPLOCI

-If measured at FV, the loss or gain recorded in SPLOCI

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9
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What is the purpose of group financial statments

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Bridge information gap to show substance over form

  • To record the substance of its relationship with subsidiaries as a single economic entity rather than legal form as spearate entities
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10
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In consolidated accounts:

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  • Group companies shown as one entity
  • Issued to the shareholders of parent
  • Are issued in addition to other ifnancial statements
  • Provide information on all companies controlled by parent
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What is the process of the consolidation process

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  • Add togetehr all the assets and liabilities fo the parent and each subsidiary on a line by line basis
  • Eliminate intragroup items
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12
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Describe the treatment of different elements in consolidated accounts

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  • Add together assets and liabilities (excluding investment in subsidiary)
  • Investment in subsidiary: cancel with share capital and pre-acquisition reserves of subsidiary
  • Share capital and share premium: only show parents
  • Reserves: Parents + Group share of PAR of subsidiary
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13
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What is PAR

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Post Acquisition reserves

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14
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What is the equation for assets and equity

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Net Assets = equity

Net assets (Assets - Liabilities) = Equity (Share Capital +Share premium+Reserves

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15
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What is goodwill

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A asset representing the future economic benefits arising from the other assets acqiured in a business - price difference beyween price paid and value of assets

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16
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What is the calculation of goodwill

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Consideration transferred
+ Non controlling interest

Less Fair value of net assets at acquisition:
-Share capital
-Share premium
-Retained Earnings
-Revaluation surplus

= Goodwill at acquisition

17
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What is meant by bargain purchase

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When there is negative goodwill

18
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What is accounting treatment for goodwill

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Purchased Positive Goodwill: Capitalise as an intangible non current asset and test annually for impairement

Purchased Negative Goodwill: Reasss assets and liabilities and Credit remainder to profit or loss and to retained earnings

19
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How is impairement of positive goodwill accounted for

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Debit Expenses (reduce consolidated retained earnings
Credit Goodwill

20
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What is the recaluclation for retained earnings fter impairement of goodwill

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RE at year end of P
Less RE of S at acquisition
= PAR
x Group %
=Retained Earnings
Less imapirment losses
=Group RE at year end

21
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What is Non controlling interest

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The equity in a subsidiary not attributatble directly or indirectly to a parent

Shares not owned by parentW

22
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What is the impact of NCI on consolidated statement of financial position

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  • Add 100% of subsidiary net assets and liabilities
  • In the quity section only adding in the owned bits
  • This means there is a mismatch
  • So you add in new heading called ‘Non Contrlling asstes”
23
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What are the methods of measurement of NCI at acquisition date

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  • Partial goodwill method
  • Full goodwill method

Can be decided on transaction by transaction choice

24
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What is the Partial goodwill method

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  • Measure the NCI at propportionate share of fair value of the subsidiary’s net assets
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What is the full goodwill method of NCI
Measure NCI at Fair value Fair Value: Number of shares owned by NCI x Share price
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How do you calculate NCI
NCI at acquisition Add NCI share of post-acquisition reserves = Year end reserves - reserves at acquisition) x NCI% Less NCI share of impairment losses
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When subsidiaries are obtained mid year what are is an assumption to make
That profits are evenly accrued throughout the year
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How do you calculate retained at acquisitions
RE at start of year + Profit for year from start to acquisition
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How do you calculate profit
Profit for year x M/12 m= MONTHS FROM START OF YEAR TO ACQUISITION DATE