I want ACCA F7 paper past exam question and answer 2002 to 2011 PDF file .Anyone can help me ? Please could you help me to send the email yi***********@gm***.com
I am trying to solve this question in Kaplan revision kit and I got very confused now. Why is the share capital in their answer shown as (20,000+16,000)?!! This 16,000 is the shares acquired in S which is (24,000 /3 * 2) but didn’t we learn that only the Parent’s share capital is what appears in the final consolidated SOFP? I am confused here.
Also, as per equity accounting, when there is an associate and a sub as well, we are supposed to consolidate the associate, are we in this question consolidating the associate? I mean we have only included its profit and we showed it as an investment in the balance sheet, Shouldn’t we add up its Assets, liab etc..? I understand that most likely we don’t have control in an associate case, yet equity accounting says that we should consolidate it when there is a sub owned as well, did we consolidate it in our answer here? and if not, why didn’t we consolidate it, equity accounting does say that it should be consolidated it in such case, doesn’t it?
Hello – Just wanted to update that I have already figured out the answer to the first part of my question, which is that we simply issued more shares in the parent company as a consideration and that’s why we recorded them. It is not a recording of the shares acquired in the sub (which is what mainly confused me earlier) but it is a recording of issue of shares.
@sdandbd, It’s the number of new shares which Hapsburg issued on the acquisition of the subsidiary. They’re the 16,000 shares in the working 2 when calculating the cost of the investment
yinyinhtun says
I want ACCA F7 paper past exam question and answer 2002 to 2011 PDF file .Anyone can help me ? Please could you help me to send the email yi***********@gm***.com
Mahoysam says
Hi Mr Mike,
I am trying to solve this question in Kaplan revision kit and I got very confused now. Why is the share capital in their answer shown as (20,000+16,000)?!! This 16,000 is the shares acquired in S which is (24,000 /3 * 2) but didn’t we learn that only the Parent’s share capital is what appears in the final consolidated SOFP? I am confused here.
Also, as per equity accounting, when there is an associate and a sub as well, we are supposed to consolidate the associate, are we in this question consolidating the associate? I mean we have only included its profit and we showed it as an investment in the balance sheet, Shouldn’t we add up its Assets, liab etc..? I understand that most likely we don’t have control in an associate case, yet equity accounting says that we should consolidate it when there is a sub owned as well, did we consolidate it in our answer here? and if not, why didn’t we consolidate it, equity accounting does say that it should be consolidated it in such case, doesn’t it?
Thanks a lot Mr Mike.
Maha
Mahoysam says
Hello – Just wanted to update that I have already figured out the answer to the first part of my question, which is that we simply issued more shares in the parent company as a consideration and that’s why we recorded them. It is not a recording of the shares acquired in the sub (which is what mainly confused me earlier) but it is a recording of issue of shares.
Maha
stusha71 says
Hi,
Where can I find questions for 2003-2006 years?
Thanks
MikeLittle says
Why would you want them!??? Surely the last 12 exams should be enough for you
krishna3898 says
Hi Mike,
I could not find here the video??.
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sdandbd says
in Kalpan revision i dont understand why the share capital and premium has added 16000.
Where did that 16000 come from????
sdandbd says
the video here at 36:22….. thats the 16 i was asking abt. plz help me
MikeLittle says
@sdandbd, It’s the number of new shares which Hapsburg issued on the acquisition of the subsidiary. They’re the 16,000 shares in the working 2 when calculating the cost of the investment
sdandbd says
@MikeLittle, Thank you. You really helped.
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MikeLittle says
@sdandbd, You’re welcome
harminder says
This lecture is all over the place with his workings not impress with him.
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@harminder, luckily for you, you can download the past exam and do it all by yourself 馃檪 you don’t have to watch this lecture
daniella says
I am using a bpp textbook and unfortunately I can not find this question
its not also in acca website.