Chapter 18 - Group Accounting - Basic Groups Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of a parent?

A

An entity that controls one or more other entities

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2
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What is the definition of a subsidiary?

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An entity controlled by another entity

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3
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What is included in the net assets of each subsidiary?

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Share capital + retained earnings + other components of equity + fair value adjustments+ post acquisition of FVA and PURP adjustment is S is the seller

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4
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What is included in the goodwill calculation?

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Fair value of consideration + NCI at acquisition - FV of sub’s assets at acquisition - impairment

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5
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What are the two methods are non-controlling interest at acquisition?

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  1. Fair value

2. Proportionate share

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What is included in the non-controlling interest?

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NCI @ acq (W3) + NCI % post acquisition (W2) less goodwill impairment (FV method)

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7
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What is included within consolidated reserves?

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100% of P reserves + P% of post-acquisition reserves - goodwill impairment + gain on bargain - PURP adj if P was seller

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8
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When deducting goodwill impairment in retained earnings, how should this be calculated?

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  1. Deduct P% if the NCI was at fair value

2. Deduct in full if the NCI was valued proportionally

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9
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How are associates accounted for?

A

Using the equity method

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10
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What is the working for accounting for associates?

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Cost of investment, + P% of post acq reserves less impairment to date

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11
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When does an investor controls an investee?

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  • Power over the investee
  • Investor is exposed to. or has rights to variable returns
  • Affect returns through its power
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12
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How is goodwill calculated using the fair value method?

A

Calculates full goodwill (Ps goodwill +NCIs goodwill)

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13
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How is goodwill calculated using the proportionate method?

A

Ps goodwill only

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14
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When does the measurement period end?

A

12 months after the acquisition date

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15
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When should good will be tested for impairment?

A

Annually

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