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- June 7, 2016 at 3:06 am #320118
Transfer of non current assets in consolidation questions.
Parent sells to Subsudiary
Adjustments:
– URP from PPE
– URP from group retained earnings
+ URP to cost of salesRight?
When Subsidiary sells to parent
– URP from group retained earnings
– URP from inventory
+URP to cost of salesAm i right ?
June 7, 2016 at 3:13 am #320119Sorry there were some typo in the earlier post.
When subsidiary sells to parent,
– URP from Fair value of net assets
– URP from inventory
+ URP to cost of sales.Am i right ?
June 7, 2016 at 6:02 am #320144“Parent sells to Subsudiary
Adjustments:
– URP from PPE
– URP from group retained earnings
+ URP to cost of sales”NO! This post, you say, is about transfer of non-current assets
So what’s that entry doing in Cost of Sales?
The double entry is complete after reducing PPE and Retained earnings in parent
“When subsidiary sells to parent,
– URP from Fair value of net assets
– URP from inventory
+ URP to cost of sales.”Utter confusion!
“– URP from Fair value of net assets” should be “– URP from PPE”
“– URP from inventory” – a transfer of non-current assets is nothing to do with “inventory”
“+ URP to cost of sales.” – nor has it anything to do with Cost of Sales
The double entry is complete after reducing PPE and Retained earnings in subsidiary
No more! The exam has probably already started!
June 7, 2016 at 6:13 am #320150Okay. You mean a transfer of non-current asset isn’t the same as a sale of non current asset ,
June 7, 2016 at 7:01 am #320157No, they are one and the same except, I suppose, that transfer COULD involve a non-profit transfer
But that DOES NOT happen in F7 exams – it’s always either sold at a profit or transferred at a profit
June 7, 2016 at 7:10 am #320158Okay thanks alot.
June 7, 2016 at 7:15 am #320161You’re welcome
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