Ch 3 Cost & Equity Method Flashcards

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Equity method accounting

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any diff paid btwn the purch price paid for the investee and the book value of the investees net assets must be accounted for :
PPE- depreciated
Inventory- written off when sold
Land- not deprec but amortized when sold
Goodwill- not ammortized but impairment loss recognized

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Equity method

20-50%

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Investor has significant voting influence Over investee

  • investment originally recorded at cost
  • as the investee earns money this is recorded as an increase on the investors books based on the % the investor owns..shown as income on the income stmt
  • dividends received are reduction of investment & do NOT show up on inc stmt
  • any diff paid btwn the purch price paid for the investee and the book value of the investees net assets must be accounted for
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Equity method dividends

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Reduce investment

Dividends receivable
Investment

Dividends received are a reduction of invesent account and do not show up on income statement

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Equity method recording income

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Investment 120
Equity in investee income 120

Shown on income statement as a component of continuing ops

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Equity method dividend example

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Initial invest 400
Income 10% 50
Div 10% -15

Ending: 435

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When is equity method applied under IFRS?

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When the entity has the ability to exercise significant influence over the investee. Under IFRS that’s when the investor can participate in the decisions of the investee

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Cost method

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No significant influence exists 10% or less

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Cost method two methods

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If market value exists: use securities rules trading, AFS, HTM

if no market value: use the cost method

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Cost method

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-Original investment is recorded at cost
-when investee earns money NO journal entry is recorded
-dividend means dividend income is recognized on the income statement & is Not a reduction of investment
Cash
Investment

-no difference between book value and price is taken into consideration like equity method

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Investment in preferred stock is accounted for as…

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Cost method process so trading, AFS of HTM if marketable or the cost method if not

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