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I hope someone can help me with this!
in example 1, when doing the FV at DOA why inventory 60k,cash 20k,receivables 70k and non-current assets Tangible of 150k are not included in the answer?
Is it because they are current assets?
Do we only include Non-current assets? Because in chapter 7 example 11 page 46we included Non-dep non-cur assets and Dep non-cur assets.
I am confused now, can someone help me please?
Hi there,
In example 1, the DOA happened at incorporation of the subsidiary. Therefore, there was no retained earnings or anything brought forward from before. Since the company was “born” on the date of acquisition, it did not had any inventory/cash/etc to be adjusted to.
In example 11 of chapter 7, the DOA was 2 years ago which is why it had depreciation/inventory etc.
Hope this helps
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Please mr.mike
i found this in practies note questions and i can not under stand
(1) Included in receivables of August are amounts owed by Scone of $75,000. The current accounts do not at present balance due to
a payment for $39,000 being in transit at the year end from Scone.
i know i will cancel 75 of receivables A with payaples S
but about cash transit . cash of A will incret another side?
please help
Deal with the in-transit item first. So, in A’s records (on the face of the question) Dr Cash and Credit Receivables with the $39,000 in transit. That now leaves $75,000 – $39,000 receivable from Scone and that’s the same amount in Scone’s records shown as payable to August.
So now cancel from Total Receivables and from Total Payables the amount of $(75 – 39) $36,000
OK?
yes thanks mr mike
Sir, please tell me if Im right!
If P sells to A, then SFP treatment is to deduct P’s share of PURP from the RE, and the same amount is deducted from the investment in associate. SOCI treatment is to add the amount to cost of sales of P
If A sells to P, then SFP treatment is to deduct P’s share of PURP from the RE, and the same amount will be deducted from the group inventory. SOCI treatment is to add the amount to the cost of sales of P
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Hi Mike, i am on page 48 of chapter 8. I am referring to the answer for example 1 . Just wondering why is the retained earning W3, the pre-acqn re is nil? In what circumstances in the exam question that we assume its nil? I hope u understand my question. Thank u. Btw, greattttttt video. Loving it.
Sorry, just realized p acquired s on its incorporation. Hehehe.
Brilliant! Thank you.
Why in example 1 consolidated SOFP we do not include receivable of dovile and payable of jurate(in excess)??
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h I forgot to say …back of BPP Text book
I am confused! I thought that as long as goods are sold it is not deducted in the Consolidated income statement! Looking at Question 11 Fallowfield……only half of goods remain..why was the entire 40000 deducted?….Help
guys when u have inter co revenue, and they mention in the exercise :”the current account in that day of the transaction was…xxx.”u need to adjust Group A/R and Group Liabilities when you consolidate by minusing in both acounts the same xxx mentioned, as is an inter co revenue, is not payable and is not collectable.Just fyi!
Thank you