Ch. 26 - Business Combinations - Date of Acquisition Flashcards
Steps in the acquisition of shares
- identify the acquirer
- determine the date of the acquisition
- determine the purchase price
- analyze the acquisition differential:
a) assets and liabilities acquired
b) goodwill acquisition - allocate the NCI
How to treat transaction costs in the acquisition
Transactions costs are expensed when incurred and do not impact purchase price
Acquisition Differential is:
the difference between the purchase price and the book value
Bargain Purchases - how to record transaction when purchaser pays less than fair value
There is no negative goodwill, the difference is a gain to the parent
Ways to determine NCI value:
- identifiable net assets
2. fair value enterprise
NCI - Identifiable net asset approach calculated as
FV of net assets x NCI %
NCI - Fair value enterprise approach calculated as
ownership % x fair value (as quoted in an active market for instance)
Elimination Entry - Parts
- Goodwill
- NCI
- FV Differentials
- Subs common shares
- subs R/E
- Parents investments
Elimination entry - How to record Goodwill elimination
Debit goodwill for the amount caluclated
Elimination entry - NCI
credit to NCI for the amount attributed to minority shareholders
Elimination Entry - FV Differentials
Debit/credit for the fair value differentials from the book value
Elimination Entry - subs common shares
debit common shares to remove subs amount
Elimination Entry - subs R/E
Debit R/E for subs amount as the net assets are already included
Elimination Entry - parents investment
Credit the investment as the net assets are included in the accounts already
Intercompany Transactions - balances
need to remove intercompany receivables / payables