Consolidation Flashcards

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When goodwill is impaired and NCI is valued at the proportionate share, how are the accumulated impairment losses adjusted? (SOFP)

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Deduct total accumulated impairment loss from goodwill in “Goodwill Working”
Deduct P’s share from Parent’s RE in “Group RE Working”
Memorandum Entry:
Dr. Group RE (P’s share)
Dr. NCI (NCI’s share)
Cr. Goodwill (Total)

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With NCI valued at fair value, where is the accumulated impairment loss deducted? (SOFP)

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Deduct total impairment loss from goodwill in “Goodwill Working”
Deduct S’s RE (subsidiary’s RE) in “Group RE Working”

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How do you adjust inter‑company balances for cash in transit? (SOFP)

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Dr. Cash (add to cash)
Cr. Receivables (reduce receivables)

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How is an inter‑company “goods in transit” imbalance adjusted? (SOFP)

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Dr. Inventory (add to inventory)
Cr. Payables (add to payables)
Then, once balances agree, eliminate by:
Dr. Payable
Cr. Receivable

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For a P-to-S inter‑company sale, how is URP adjusted? (SOFP)

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Deduct URP from Inventory in the Group SOFP
Deduct URP from P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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For an S-to-P sale, what’s the treatment for URP? (SOFP)

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Deduct URP from Inventory in the Group SOFP
Deduct URP from S’s RE in “Group RE Working”
(Note: Adjust further if buyer’s NRV write‐down exceeds URP)

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How is a FV increase on an asset (still held in S’s books) adjusted? (SOFP)

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Add FV adjustment to S’s net assets in “Goodwill Working”
Add adjustment to the relevant asset’s NBV in Group SOFP

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How is a FV increase on an asset already sold/settled by S adjusted? (SOFP)

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Add FV adjustment to S’s net assets in “Goodwill Working”
Deduct the same amount from S’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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For an increase in a liability’s FV that still exists, what’s the treatment?

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Deduct FV adjustment from S’s net assets in “Goodwill Working”
Add FV adjustment to the liability’s NBV in Group SOFP

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For an FV increase on a liability that’s been settled, how is it adjusted?

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Deduct FV adjustment from S’s net assets in “Goodwill Working”
Add FV adjustment to S’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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How is extra accumulated depreciation (from FV adjustments) treated?

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Deduct extra depreciation from the relevant PPE in the Group BS
Deduct extra depreciation from S’s RE in “Group RE Working”
Memorandum Entry:
Dr. Group RE; Dr. NCI
Cr. PPE

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How is profit on an inter‑company sale of a non‑current asset adjusted?

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Deduct profit from the carrying amount of the relevant asset in Group SOFP
Deduct profit from the seller’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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For a P-to-S sale, how is excess accumulated depreciation adjusted?

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Add excess depreciation to the relevant asset in Group SOFP
Add excess depreciation to P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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For an S-to-P sale, what’s the treatment for excess depreciation?

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Add excess depreciation to the relevant asset in Group SOFP
Add excess depreciation to S’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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How is the combined URP on inter‑company sale of non‑current asset adjusted?

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Deduct URP from the relevant asset in Group SOFP
Deduct URP from the seller’s RE in “Group RE Working”
(Entries are analogous for both P→S and S→P sales, with NCI adjustment when required)

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How do you adjust for an intangible asset recognized at acquisition (even if not allowed by IAS 38 in S’s books)?

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Add the acquisition‑date fair value to Intangible Assets in Group SOFP
Add the same amount to S’s net assets in “Goodwill Working”
Memorandum Entry:
Dr. Intangible Assets
Cr. Goodwill; Cr. NCI
For accumulated amortization:
Deduct from Intangible Assets in SOFP and from S’s RE in “Group RE Working”
Memorandum Entry:
Dr. Group RE; Dr. NCI
Cr. Intangible Assets

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17
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Case 1: If the contingent liability still exists and S hasn’t recognized it, what is the treatment?
Case 2 & 3: If S later recognizes the liability at an amount different from (or equal to) the acquisition‑date fair value?

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For Case 1:
Deduct its fair‑value (at acquisition) from S’s net assets in “Goodwill Working”
Add the fair‑value amount to current liabilities in Group SOFP
For Case 2 & 3:
First, record the acquisition‑date fair‑value adjustment (as above)
Then adjust the difference by:
• Adding the lower of the two amounts to S’s RE in “Group RE Working” (if S’s liability is lower)
• Or, if settled/at acquisition fair‑value, add to S’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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For a loan note (or debenture) issued as purchase consideration (if unrecorded), what is the adjustment?

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Include the cost (no. of notes × issue price) in P’s investment in “Goodwill Working”
Show the same amount as a Non‑current Liability in Group SOFP

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For a share exchange (if unrecorded), how is the consideration adjusted?

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Include cost (no. of P’s shares issued × market value at acquisition) in “Goodwill Working”
Add the nominal value of shares to P’s Share Capital in Group SOFP
Add any excess to P’s Share Premium

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How is deferred cash payment (if unrecorded) adjusted?

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Include the present value (discounted at P’s cost of capital) in P’s investment in “Goodwill Working”
Show its present value as a liability in Group SOFP
Deduct the excess of the liability over the investment cost from P’s RE as finance cost in “Group RE Working”

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For contingent consideration (if unrecorded), what are the adjustments?

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Include the fair value at acquisition in P’s investment in “Goodwill Working”
Show the fair value at the SOFP date as a liability in Group SOFP
Adjust any subsequent changes (increase/decrease) from P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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If P transfers another asset (e.g. property) as consideration (if unrecorded), what is the treatment?

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Include the asset’s fair value (at acquisition) in P’s investment in “Goodwill Working”
Derecognize the asset’s carrying amount from the Group SOFP
Add/deduct any gain or loss (fair value minus carrying amount) to/from P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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How do you adjust S’s reserves when the acquisition occurs during the year?

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Pre‑acquisition reserves = S’s year‑end reserves less (income for the year × n/12)
Post‑acquisition reserves = S’s reserves less pre‑acquisition reserves (or income for n/12)

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If S’s inventory valuation method differs from group policy, how is the adjustment made?

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Add or deduct the change in inventory value from Inventory in the Group SOFP
Adjust the corresponding RE in “Group RE Working”

25
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How is a dividend paid out of pre‑acquisition profits (if P already recognized it as income) adjusted?

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Deduct the dividend from the Investment in “Goodwill Working”
Also, deduct it from P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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How is a post‑acquisition dividend adjusted?

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Adjust based on P’s share (e.g. if S declares Rs. 100 dividend and P owns 80%, then P’s share is 80% of post‑acquisition dividend)
Deduct P’s share from “Other Income” (or appropriate RE account)

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How are inter‑company finance lease balances eliminated?

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Eliminate the “Lease Liability” and “Lease Receivable”
The difference is closed against the RE of the entity with the higher balance

28
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What is the treatment for inter‑company operating leases?

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Eliminate the “ROU Asset” and “Lease Liability”
Adjust any difference in the lessee’s RE

29
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If an inter‑company sale of investment property occurs and the buyer uses the fair‑value model, what is done?

A

No URP adjustment is required

30
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How is an unrealized loss (URL) on inter‑company sales treated?

A

Calculate similarly to URP but with inverse signs
If the loss indicates impairment, no URL adjustment is made

31
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How are provisional amounts handled in the first year of acquisition?

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Consolidate using the provisional figures
Adjust retrospectively if the figures are revised in the following year

32
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How are acquisition‑related costs capitalized in P’s books adjusted on consolidation?

A

Add these costs to “Finance Cost” or “Admin Expenses” as appropriate

33
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How is URP on a P-to-S sale reflected in SOCI?

A

URP is added to COS

34
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For an S-to-P sale, how is closing stock URP treated in SOCI?

A

Add to COS
Deduct from S’s PAT in “NCI working”

35
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How is extra depreciation for the year (from FV adjustments) shown in SOCI?

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Add extra depreciation to “Cost of Sales” or “Admin Expenses”
Deduct the same from S’s PAT in “NCI Working”

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How is inter‑company profit on sale of a non‑current asset adjusted in the year of disposal? (SOCI)

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For P→S sale: Deduct profit from “Other Income”
For S→P sale: Deduct profit from “Other Income” and from S’s PAT in “NCI Working”

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How is excess depreciation on the sale of a depreciable asset adjusted in SOCI?

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For P→S sale: Deduct excess depreciation from “Cost of Sales” or “Admin Expenses”
For S→P sale: Add excess depreciation to S’s PAT in “NCI Working
Deduct from COS or Admin Expenses”

38
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How is P’s share in interest or dividend (after proper accrual) adjusted?

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Deduct P’s share from “Other Income” (or from Finance Cost if applicable)

39
Q

How is negative goodwill treated on consolidation?

A

Recognize as income in the year of acquisition
Add negative goodwill to P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

40
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In SOCI, how is the amortization of an intangible asset (recognized at acquisition) adjusted?

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Add the amortization expense to “Admin Expenses”
Deduct the same from S’s PAT in “NCI Working”

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How are subsequent changes in S’s contingent liability reflected in SOCI?

A

If S recognizes a liability at an amount different from acquisition‑date fair value, adjust by:
• Deducting any reversal of expense from “Admin Expenses”
• Adding the reversal to S’s PAT in “NCI Working”

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How is the finance cost on deferred consideration and fair‑value change on contingent consideration adjusted in SOCI?

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For deferred consideration: Add the finance cost on the change (year-end PV minus beginning PV or discount rate × beginning PV) to Group SOCI Finance Cost
For contingent consideration: Recognize the fair‑value change in “Admin Expenses”

43
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How is a non‑cash asset transfer adjusted in the first year on SOCI?

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Recognize the profit or loss on the transfer in Group SOCI
If the asset is depreciable, reverse any depreciation charged post‑acquisition

44
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How are S’s income and expenses time‑apportioned when acquisition occurs mid‑year?

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Adjust all post‑acquisition items on a “months since acquisition” basis (n/12)
Treat exceptional, period‑specific items separately

45
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How is an impairment loss on an investment in an associate adjusted?

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Deduct the accumulated impairment loss from P’s RE in “Group RE Working”
Deduct the same from the “Investment in A” working
Memorandum Entry:
Dr. Group RE
Cr. Investment in A

46
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What elimination is needed for inter‑company balances/incomes between P and an associate?

A

No elimination is required (since no consolidation of associate’s income/expenses is done)

47
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How is URP on a P-to-A sale adjusted?

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Deduct P’s share of URP from the “Investment in A” working
Also, deduct it from P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

48
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For an A-to-P sale, what is the treatment of URP?

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Deduct P’s share of URP from Inventory in the Group SOFP
Deduct it from P’s RE in “Group RE Working”

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How is extra depreciation on a fair‑value adjustment for an associate’s depreciable asset treated?

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Deduct extra depreciation from A’s RE in “Group RE Working”
Memorandum Entry:
Dr. Group RE
Cr. Investment in A

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How is the URP on the sale of a non‑current asset between P and A adjusted?

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For P→A sale: Deduct P’s share of URP from the “Investment in A” working and from P’s RE
For A→P sale: Deduct P’s share of URP from the relevant asset in Group SOFP and from P’s RE

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How is negative goodwill on an associate investment adjusted?

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Add negative goodwill to P’s RE in “Group RE Working”
Add the same amount to the “Investment in A” working
Memorandum Entry:
Dr. Investment in A
Cr. Group RE

52
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How is P’s share in an associate’s dividend (after proper recording) treated?

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Deduct P’s share from “Other Income” (since the associate’s profit is separately shown)

53
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How is an associate’s PAT adjusted when acquisition occurs mid‑year?

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Time‑apportion the associate’s PAT in “Share of Profit from Associate Working” on an n/12 basis

54
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How is an additional impairment loss for the year on an investment in an associate adjusted in SOCI?

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Deduct the impairment loss from the share of profit from the associate in “Share of Profit from Associate Working”