Chapter 13 - Disposals & Reorganisations Flashcards
Disposal
Dispose of some or all of the shares in a subsidiary
Impact on Control
Subsidiary»_space; Full disposal»_space; control lost
Subsidiary»_space; partial disposal»_space; Subsidiary to Associate»_space; Control lost
Subsidiary»_space; partial disposal»_space; Subsidiary to Trade Investment»_space; Control lost
Subsidiary»_space; partial disposal»_space; Subsidiary to Smaller subsidiary»_space; Control decreased
Loss of Control
Completely remove subsidiary from the accounts
Loss of control
Fair value of subsidiary and the removing the value it is recorded in the accounts
Full Disposal
SOFP De-consolidation
- Add cash proceeds from disposal
- Add parent’s profit to retained earnings
- Add the Tax Liability
- Remove the Subsidiary from the books
Full Disposal
Income Statement De-Consolidation
- Add the profit on Disposal
- Charge the income tax
- Aggregate the parent and subsidiary
Proforma
Group Profit on Disposal
Cash proceeds Add: Remaining investment Add: NCI = FV of Subsidiary Less: Net Assets Less: Goodwill = Group Profit on Disposal
Disposal
Subsidiary to Associate
Include in SOFP
Group investment in Associate
Include in Income Statement
Geoup share of Associate profits
Subsidiary to Associate
SOFP process
1) Add cash proceeds from the disposal
2) Add parent’s profit to retained earnings
3) Add Tax Liability
4) Remove Subsidiary from books
5) Show the Investment in the Associate
Subsidiary to Trade Investment
SOFP Process
1) Add cash proceeds from the disposal
2) Add parent’s profit to retained earnings
3) Add Tax Liability
4) Remove Subsidiary from books
5) Show it as Trade Investment
Control to Control Disposal
Company reduces shareholding but still maintains control
Reduction in Control
Change in structure impacts the parent’s equity.
FV of Consideration Received
Less: Increase in NCI in the neat assets at disposal
= Adjustment to Parent’s Equity
Reduction in Control
- No gain or loss on disposal to be calculated
- no change to the carry value of goodwill
Group re-organisation or re-structuring
> Creation of a parent entity
Promotion of a sub-subsidiary
Demotion of Subsidiary
Formation of a new Subsidiary based on intra-Group Share transfer
Reasons for Group Re-organisation
> Potential Tax Advantages > Divisionalisation > Demerger > To Sell a Subsidiary > Reverse Acquisition