Concept CH 15 Flashcards
Combined Statements
Are appropriately issued when 2 or more entities are under common control. When combined statements are issued intra-company loans and profits should be eliminated in there entiriety
A business combination
is accounted for as an acquisition
Acquisition method
The entry recording transaction is based on fv of exchange
Step1 Assign FV to ID assets and liabilities
Step 2 Assign goodwill consideration given minus FV o ID net id assets
50% or greater of ownership
Must consolidate
Goodwill is
1) Sum of Acq date FV or
a) consideration transferred
b) any NCI acquiree over
c) Acquirers prior equity investment OVER
2) Net of Acq Date FV of Net Assets (Assets-Liabilities)
The parent recognizes a deconsolidation by recognizing gain or loss in net income attributable to parent It equals
1) the sum of
a) FV of consideration received
b) FV of any retained investment
c) Carrying amount of NCI
and
2) Carrying amount of subsidiary
The primary beneficiary of a VIE
The one that absorbs the majority of expected losses
Consolidated statements
Report financial postion, results of operation, and cash flows as if the it were a single entity thus all intra-entity transaction must be presented as if they had never occurred
Consolidation intra-sales and COGS no inventory
Eliminate sale by seller
Eliminate COGS by purchaser
Find accounts eliminated that are not COGS or inventory
(A/R Parent + A/R Sub) - Consolidated A/R = Eliminated A/R
(Revenue Parent + Revenue Sub) - Consolidated Revenue = Revenue Eliminated
Consolidation intra-sales and COGS inventory
Find Parent’s GP
Find intra-entity inventory in Sub
Eliminate Sales to Sub
Reduce Inventory by GP of parent
Eliminate COGS by difference (Sales - GP) = COGS eliminated
Consolidated COGS = (P COGS + S COGS - Eliminated COGS)
Contingent Obligation is
An obligation of the acquirer to transfer additional assets or securities to former owners of acquiree as part of exchange for control if conditions are met. Therefore are considered part of consideration transferred
Consolidated Fees Cap or Expense - Attorney’s fees
expense
Consolidated Fees Cap or Expense - Consultant fees
expense
Consolidated Fees Cap or Expense - Cost of printing stock certificates
reduction of PiC