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Highveldt

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  • August 21, 2017 at 6:20 pm #402816
    kengara
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    highveldt acquired samson 1 april 2016
    ————————————————-Highveldt and samson at 31 March 2017
    RE—————————-1april 2016——-160———134
    ——————————-31 march 2017—-190——–76

    Net assets of Samson——————————–AD—–DR——–Post Acquisition period
    RE——————————————————-134——210———–76

    Highveldt
    Note 2)Included in highveldt’s investments is a loan of $60 million made to samson at the date of acquisition.Interest is payable annually in arrears.Samson paidnthe interest due for the year on 31 March 2017 but highveldt did not receive this until after year end.Highveldt has not accounted fornthe accured interest.

    if it’s a loan from parent to subsidiary, interest from the subsidiary needs to be deducted from the subsidiary’s retained earnings and added into the parent’s retained earnings

    According to your note, i have to deduct 6 interest receivable from re of subsidary and add it over retained earning.But in this case, I do not deduct if from retained eaning of Samson or Sco and i add 6 interest receivable over group retained earning.
    I solved by following this way not deducted anything from Sco’s retained earning(SAMSON). If thecase vice verse i think i would deduct 6$of interest from group retained earning.

    August 21, 2017 at 6:26 pm #402818
    kengara
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    In this example,it is loan note from pco to sco but you explanation does not overlap with the question’s solution way because i have not deducted anything from sco’s retained earning and i directly added interest of 6$ to group retained earning.

    August 21, 2017 at 7:25 pm #402821
    MikeLittle
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    The question TELLS you!!!!

    Samson has paid the interest (but it has not yet been received)

    When Samson paid the interest, they must have recorded that payment

    In Samson’s records there is already reflected the payment of that $6 loan interest.

    So why are you deducting it again?

    I’ve already told you (today) that you cannot learn these things by rote! You have to understand what situation is set up by the question and then work out the solution from that point.

    Not all the questions are the same so learning parrot fashion is not the way forward

    OK?

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