We are! Are you confusing figures ‘brought forward’ with the equivalent figures ‘carried forward’?
75% of goodwill has been impaired in the brought forward figures and the remaining 25% is impaired this year meaning that goodwill is fully impaired in the carried forward figures
And that ties in exactly with the suggested solution on page 178 of the course notes
but why do we not split the goodwill impairment to parent and NCI. In other questions under working 4 we deduct the goodwill impairment apportioned to NCI right after adding the share of post acq RE. why not in this question?
There are a couple of others in the notes but you can rest assured that all major topics are covered by lectures and all topics are comprehensively covered in the notes
Sir i have a doubt in question 5 chapter 10. when we add consolidated retained earning that are brought forward ( 160,875) to the this year consolidated earning( 37825) as below it comes to the consolidated retained earning that are carried forward (198750)
this years consolidated earnings
Didziz Ansis Per question before tax 55 12 divident payable -17 -8 dividend receivable from sub 6 44 4 75% plus our share 3 47 less GW impared this year -9.125 37.875
Sir as i calculated this year consolidated earnings and when added to brought forward consolidated earning ( 160875) it gives consolidated retained earning carried forward
But why is it not the case with NCI why W4a added to W4b doesnt give the value of NCI in W4
hello, i do appreciate these lectures and they give me hope to go throught long journey. i got some problems on example 5.
1. im little confused with “propose or declare dividends” -as we did in cs of FP, like Chapter 9, we have calculated dividends as parent’s and subsidiary’s both plus share of parent’s control over subsidiary. and in CS OF CI we removed dividends from subsidairy and right after profit after tax, we deducted dividends of parents company. now why only 6,000(8,000*75%)is considered in example 5?, why no deduction of 17 from P, and 8 from S? does it means it has difference btw declare, propose, and already paid like example 5.
sry, as english is not my mother tongue, ther are lots of obstacles to understand fully especially words. but with ur clear and understandable lectures really help me to get power to do something. ill wait for ur replay thanks! so so so much
2. page178, W4a, W4, W4b so here is what i know. W4a – i understood what it means but not clear about usage of this figure. W4 – this is Nci and will be presented in the cs of FP. W4b – this is NCi presented in the cs of CI.
So, whats the meaning of W4a? Thank you alot. i wait for your reply really far away!
sir hahaha sry to write too often. i understand fully with under QnAs. seems as it is already appeared in P/L i dnt need to do it again with r’ble, p’bles. and as u said brought foward, carried forward dnt need particular in these examples.
AND FOR LAST! PLEASE . 3. example 6. had no problem to solve the question though i want to be clear that im doing right especially W3. since aquistion has been made mid-year, easy with W4. please make sure what i have done wrong on w3 L G
pre q 5200 1180*7/12(post acq) dividend -p (1700) (200) dividens -r 180(200*90%) total 3680 488.33 our shares 90% 439.5 Cs of r.e 4119.5
herietsays
sry sir, i got clear after reading under QnAs. for last here is my last last last questions. example 6. i had no problmes so solve the question though, i would like to check my calculation clear since W3) was wrong and seems i cant figure out.
well W3) L G pre q 5200 1180*7/12(post acq) dividend-p (1700) (200) dividend-r 180(200*90%) total 3680 488.33 our shares 439.5 90% cs of r.e 4119.5
it supposed to be 5,819. please give me some help. thank you so so much! 馃檪
Re Ch 10 Example 5, For W3b, why it have to subtract the full amount of goodwill as the question mentioned that ‘Goodwill had been impaired by 75%’, so doesn’t it mean 75% has been already deduct from the previous retained earining and what we have to do is to deduct the remaining 25%?
Hi Sir, I have a problem with the example 5 chap 10. The consolidated statement of P&L is for the year. Why are we using the brought forward retained earning in our calculation. Why not taking directly the profit after tax and continue as usual to calculate the consolidated retained earning of the year that should match with the consolidated P&L as you explained in the video.
In examples 5 and 6 re Didzis and Ansis, Lasma and Goda respectively, can I confirm that I worked the calculations correctly and thus the amount will match with the Ret Ear please? Since in Example 6, I can’t match it, thus I think I am missing something from the Ret Ears out. Also, in Example 5, if I see the answers of Ret Ears it also doesnt match :(.
if the ret ears do wana match, can you kindly tell me the figues?
Sir, I have managed to sort the one for Example 5, thus kindly can you just provide me with the workings of retained earnings and NCI for question 6 to check where I went wrong please?
I’m sure there’s no problem with the answers. However, I did the Ret Ears to confirm that I am doing it correctly, and I was not getting it right. But I found my mistake, I was calculating the NCI incorrectly.
You’re sure? Ok, but let me know if you have any other problems
vidhisays
Hi,
Can you please show me how the proof works because im struggling with it
hannah1099says
Hi sir
For example 5 for W4 when you are multiply the MI % by PAT why would we not then multiply the number of years. Instead of the usual one year difference there was 8 years? so: 25% x 12 x 8 = 24
So let me get this right! You want to give the non-controlling interest (no longer referred to as a minority interest) not just 100% of this year’s profits! You actually want to give them 200%!
We can’t go on like this – next year are you going to give them 225% of next year’s profits and then 250% of the year after
Just pause for a minute and recollect the title of the statement of comprehensive income and the period to which it relates.
If I were to write out the heading in full, the third line of the heading would read “for the year ended (say) 31 August, 2015”
If we include figures in that statement of comprehensive income for just one year, how can you justify giving the nci their share of more than one year’s profits?
Chapter 10- Sir, I am getting benefit form example 1, 2 , 3 ,4 lectures but there is no lecture on example-5,6. I’m getting trouble to understand these sir. Thank you sir.
I have got problems of example 5 in Chapter 10: 1. W3 a retained earnings brought forward: from OUR SHARES direct minus the 100% of the impaired Goodwill, why not the 75% of the impaired GOODWILL and the rest 25% subtracted from W4 NCI (25%) brought forward?
2. Dividends: the dividends has been paid ,therefore should be recorded dividend receivable from subsidiary rather than subtracted respectively in the answer W3b?
Re the dividend – it’s not been subtracted! It’s been added into the Didzis retained earnings.
The dividend from Ansis has not been reflected within the Didzis figures – it should have been shown as investment income in Didzis’ profit or loss account, and it wasn’t!
But why wasn’t div p’ble by Didzis subtracted from his RE? Could it because it was already shown in the P/L?
Also, why in this question are we doing RE and NCI b/f and c/f workings in the 1st place?, any purpose or do we need these figures for something else?
Thank you very much btw Mike. I am doing P2 and your lectures have helped me to get on with consolidations basics (still learning) very quickly as I knew nothing about the topic given the F7 exemption.
Yes, it has already been deducted – that’s why / how it has appeared in the statement of profit or loss
The brought forward and carry forward calculations were not needed for this question and, at the moment, they are not required for consolidation questions at the F7 level. They are necessary for the statement of changes in equity and that is neede for other questions, but not for consolidations
So why are they here? It was a convenient time to show the class the principles of a statement of changes in equity!
Ah! The problems of claiming exemptions!
Post again if you have any problems
Janossays
I wonder why the dividend relating to the NCI is not considered at the final calculation for the pure profit of the NCI as we do for the group.
In example 4 it should be 7720. Or is it completely irrelevant from the group point of view?
The dividends are appropriated (debited) out of profit AFTER tax so by giving the nci their share of profit after tax, we are automatically giving them their share of the dividend
Hello Sir, In example 4 of the course note, its written out of the 77300, 15720 relates to the NC interest. I thought it should be 16800 (ie 42000脳40%) or am I missing out on something.
Natalija’s profit figure includes the $2700 unrealised profit, which should be removed. Natalija (the subsidiary) was the selling entity, to which W4B refers to. This is different from example 3 where the parent company was the selling entity.
Sir, i have a question for example 5, why don’t you include dividend payable in W3b? In other example, when calculate retained earning, you always include both div rble and div pble, but not for this example 5. I feel a little confused.
Thank you, sir. Now i understand the answer, because the dividend has already been paid, so i don’t have to include it in working 3b. Can i ask you a question about example 5 again? Why impaired goodwill is included in Cost of sale when preparing the CS of Comprehensive Income?
Sometimes (mostly) the examiner will state “any depreciation and goodwill impairment should be included in cost of sales”
Is that not the case in this question?
If there is no direction for where to include the goodwill impairment, then cost of sales is as good a place as any.
I imagine that, if there is no specific direction, then to include as a separately identified expense within the Statement of Profit or Loss would be just as acceptable
First of all, thank you so much for your videos and thanks to all the people behind this website – great stuff and it helps me save a lot of money from day release courses! 馃檪
Anyway, example 4 on page 62 (Dec 2014 version) states that Viktorija had sold two thirds of these goods so does this mean pup should be 拢5400 and not 拢2700? I looked at the answers at the back and it still says 拢2700 – I am confused.
Hi, we only need the pup on the goods that HAVE NOT been sold to the outside World. So, how much of these goods are still in inventory? One third (if she’s sold two thirds, then one third is left)
Is the ‘retained earnings brought forward’ question (Example 5, Ch 10 on Pg 63 F7 notes – is this a part of DipIfr exam December 2014? Because this particular topic was not given in the BPP book.
Surely you will use it where a question asks for a statement of changes in equity – a quote from the syllabus
“Prepare a consolidated statement of profit or loss, statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income and statement of changes in equity for a simple group, including an example where an acquisition occurs during the year where there is a non-controlling interest.”
In Example 5 W4 why we are not deducting 25% of goodwill impairment?
We are! Are you confusing figures ‘brought forward’ with the equivalent figures ‘carried forward’?
75% of goodwill has been impaired in the brought forward figures and the remaining 25% is impaired this year meaning that goodwill is fully impaired in the carried forward figures
And that ties in exactly with the suggested solution on page 178 of the course notes
but why do we not split the goodwill impairment to parent and NCI. In other questions under working 4 we deduct the goodwill impairment apportioned to NCI right after adding the share of post acq RE. why not in this question?
Is this extract from the question maybe relevant?
“It is company policy to value the NCI as their proportionate share of the fair value of the net assets”
Dear Mike,
In Example 5 W3b calc, why do we not have to remove dividends?
In previous questions we removed proposed and added P share.
Thanks
Because Ansis HAS taken account of the proposed dividend payable whereas Didzis has not yet accounted for the proposed dividend receivable from Ansis
Does that answer it?
Hello Sir,
How can I know Didzis has not accounted for the dividends yet? I’m missing the clue somehow
Thank you
Do you see a figure for investment income in the Didzis figures in the question?
If Didzis HAD accounted for that dividend, the amount would be separately disclosed and not netted off against any expense
OK?
Yess, thank you.
no lecture video seen for chapter 11
That’s a chapter that I have left for self-study
There are a couple of others in the notes but you can rest assured that all major topics are covered by lectures and all topics are comprehensively covered in the notes
Thanks good work
Sir i have a doubt in question 5 chapter 10.
when we add consolidated retained earning that are brought forward ( 160,875) to the this year consolidated earning( 37825) as below it comes to the consolidated retained earning that are carried forward (198750)
this years consolidated earnings
Didziz Ansis
Per question before tax 55 12
divident payable -17 -8
dividend receivable from sub 6
44 4
75%
plus our share 3
47
less GW impared this year -9.125
37.875
Sir as i calculated this year consolidated earnings and when added to brought forward consolidated earning ( 160875) it gives consolidated retained earning carried forward
But why is it not the case with NCI
why W4a added to W4b doesnt give the value of NCI in W4
please help
Can you please explain the entire question 7 of chapter 10.i would b more than happy if u make a video on it
Is the solution on page 179 not good enough? This question of yours should be in the Ask ACCA Tutor forum, not as a comment on a lecture
hello, i do appreciate these lectures and they give me hope to go throught long journey.
i got some problems on example 5.
1. im little confused with “propose or declare dividends”
-as we did in cs of FP, like Chapter 9, we have calculated dividends as parent’s and subsidiary’s both plus share of parent’s control over subsidiary. and in CS OF CI we removed dividends from subsidairy and right after profit after tax, we deducted dividends of parents company. now why only 6,000(8,000*75%)is considered in example 5?, why no deduction of 17 from P, and 8 from S? does it means it has difference btw declare, propose, and already paid like example 5.
sry, as english is not my mother tongue, ther are lots of obstacles to understand fully especially words. but with ur clear and understandable lectures really help me to get power to do something. ill wait for ur replay thanks! so so so much
oh sir, there is one more!.sry
2. page178, W4a, W4, W4b so here is what i know.
W4a – i understood what it means but not clear about usage of this figure.
W4 – this is Nci and will be presented in the cs of FP.
W4b – this is NCi presented in the cs of CI.
So, whats the meaning of W4a?
Thank you alot.
i wait for your reply really far away!
sir hahaha sry to write too often. i understand fully with under QnAs.
seems as it is already appeared in P/L i dnt need to do it again with r’ble, p’bles.
and as u said brought foward, carried forward dnt need particular in these examples.
AND FOR LAST! PLEASE .
3. example 6. had no problem to solve the question though i want to be clear that im doing right especially W3.
since aquistion has been made mid-year, easy with W4. please make sure what i have done wrong on w3
L G
pre q 5200 1180*7/12(post acq)
dividend -p (1700) (200)
dividens -r 180(200*90%)
total 3680 488.33
our shares 90%
439.5
Cs of r.e 4119.5
sry sir, i got clear after reading under QnAs.
for last here is my last last last questions.
example 6. i had no problmes so solve the question though, i would like to check my calculation clear since W3) was wrong and seems i cant figure out.
well W3)
L G
pre q 5200 1180*7/12(post acq)
dividend-p (1700) (200)
dividend-r 180(200*90%)
total 3680 488.33
our shares 439.5 90%
cs of r.e 4119.5
it supposed to be 5,819. please give me some help.
thank you so so much! 馃檪
From what I gather you still have a problem with example 3 but I can’t see in example 3 any of the figures that you mention
Please give me chapter title or, preferably, a page number with the example number and tell me again what the problem is that you don’t understand
Hi sir,
For example 5, i’m a little confused about one thing.
I’m not sure where the figure of ‘54,875’ that relates to the members of Didzis came from.
oh nevermind, I feel so foolish, I figured it out.
Thanks so much for all of these amazing videos. They are a godsend!
Hi can’t figure that one out either. Can you help?
sir with the NCI why calculate 42000-2700=39300
Because the pup is deducted from the subsidiary’s retained earnings …. because it was the subsidiary that has recognised that pup
Dear Sir,
Re Ch 10 Example 5,
For W3b, why it have to subtract the full amount of goodwill as the question mentioned that ‘Goodwill had been impaired by 75%’, so doesn’t it mean 75% has been already deduct from the previous retained earining and what we have to do is to deduct the remaining 25%?
Thanks
The working W3 song is …
H’s own +
H”s share of S post acq retained –
Goodwill impaired SINCE ACQUISITION (just our share)
OK?
If we had been asked for the statement of profit or loss, sure, the only figure for goodwill in that statement would be THIS YEAR’S impairment
OK?
hi sir,
in example 5 chp. 10.. there is a figure for $ 9125 it is of good will, why do we add it to c.o.s figure?
Hi Sir,
I have a problem with the example 5 chap 10.
The consolidated statement of P&L is for the year. Why are we using the brought forward retained earning in our calculation.
Why not taking directly the profit after tax and continue as usual to calculate the consolidated retained earning of the year that should match with the consolidated P&L as you explained in the video.
Thanks
Hi Sir,
In examples 5 and 6 re Didzis and Ansis, Lasma and Goda respectively, can I confirm that I worked the calculations correctly and thus the amount will match with the Ret Ear please? Since in Example 6, I can’t match it, thus I think I am missing something from the Ret Ears out.
Also, in Example 5, if I see the answers of Ret Ears it also doesnt match :(.
if the ret ears do wana match, can you kindly tell me the figues?
Thank you in advance.
Marylise Sacco
Sir, I have managed to sort the one for Example 5, thus kindly can you just provide me with the workings of retained earnings and NCI for question 6 to check where I went wrong please?
Thanks so much.
Marylise, surely the answer on page 174 says it all!
What’s the problem with that solution given on 174?
I’m sure there’s no problem with the answers. However, I did the Ret Ears to confirm that I am doing it correctly, and I was not getting it right. But I found my mistake, I was calculating the NCI incorrectly.
Thank you Sir.
You’re sure? Ok, but let me know if you have any other problems
Hi,
Can you please show me how the proof works because im struggling with it
Hi sir
For example 5 for W4 when you are multiply the MI % by PAT why would we not then multiply the number of years. Instead of the usual one year difference there was 8 years?
so: 25% x 12 x 8 = 24
So let me get this right! You want to give the non-controlling interest (no longer referred to as a minority interest) not just 100% of this year’s profits! You actually want to give them 200%!
We can’t go on like this – next year are you going to give them 225% of next year’s profits and then 250% of the year after
Just pause for a minute and recollect the title of the statement of comprehensive income and the period to which it relates.
If I were to write out the heading in full, the third line of the heading would read “for the year ended (say) 31 August, 2015”
If we include figures in that statement of comprehensive income for just one year, how can you justify giving the nci their share of more than one year’s profits?
Chapter 10- Sir, I am getting benefit form example 1, 2 , 3 ,4 lectures but there is no lecture on example-5,6. I’m getting trouble to understand these sir. Thank you sir.
Is this Didzis and Ansis?
Please be more specific – which figure(s) are you not happy with?
(If you’ve got benefit from the previous 4 examples, then you should be able to cope with most of Didzis and Ansis!)
I have got problems of example 5 in Chapter 10:
1. W3 a retained earnings brought forward: from OUR SHARES direct minus the 100% of the impaired Goodwill, why not the 75% of the impaired GOODWILL and the rest 25% subtracted from W4 NCI (25%) brought forward?
2. Dividends: the dividends has been paid ,therefore should be recorded dividend receivable from subsidiary rather than subtracted respectively in the answer W3b?
Is the nci on a proportionate basis?
Re the dividend – it’s not been subtracted! It’s been added into the Didzis retained earnings.
The dividend from Ansis has not been reflected within the Didzis figures – it should have been shown as investment income in Didzis’ profit or loss account, and it wasn’t!
Ok?
I got that, thank a lot! : )
But why wasn’t div p’ble by Didzis subtracted from his RE? Could it because it was already shown in the P/L?
Also, why in this question are we doing RE and NCI b/f and c/f workings in the 1st place?, any purpose or do we need these figures for something else?
Thank you very much btw Mike. I am doing P2 and your lectures have helped me to get on with consolidations basics (still learning) very quickly as I knew nothing about the topic given the F7 exemption.
Yes, it has already been deducted – that’s why / how it has appeared in the statement of profit or loss
The brought forward and carry forward calculations were not needed for this question and, at the moment, they are not required for consolidation questions at the F7 level. They are necessary for the statement of changes in equity and that is neede for other questions, but not for consolidations
So why are they here? It was a convenient time to show the class the principles of a statement of changes in equity!
Ah! The problems of claiming exemptions!
Post again if you have any problems
I wonder why the dividend relating to the NCI is not considered at the final calculation for the pure profit of the NCI as we do for the group.
In example 4 it should be 7720. Or is it completely irrelevant from the group point of view?
The dividends are appropriated (debited) out of profit AFTER tax so by giving the nci their share of profit after tax, we are automatically giving them their share of the dividend
Is that ok?
Makes sense now. Thanks
You’re welcome
Hello Sir,
In example 4 of the course note, its written out of the 77300, 15720 relates to the NC interest. I thought it should be 16800 (ie 42000脳40%) or am I missing out on something.
Natalija’s profit figure includes the $2700 unrealised profit, which should be removed. Natalija (the subsidiary) was the selling entity, to which W4B refers to. This is different from example 3 where the parent company was the selling entity.
I fell in the same “trap”.
Thanks a lot.
Sir, i have a question for example 5, why don’t you include dividend payable in W3b? In other example, when calculate retained earning, you always include both div rble and div pble, but not for this example 5. I feel a little confused.
Without the course notes in front of me, do I remember correctly that this dividend has already been paid and accounted for?
If I’m wrong, post again
Thank you, sir. Now i understand the answer, because the dividend has already been paid, so i don’t have to include it in working 3b.
Can i ask you a question about example 5 again? Why impaired goodwill is included in Cost of sale when preparing the CS of Comprehensive Income?
Sometimes (mostly) the examiner will state “any depreciation and goodwill impairment should be included in cost of sales”
Is that not the case in this question?
If there is no direction for where to include the goodwill impairment, then cost of sales is as good a place as any.
I imagine that, if there is no specific direction, then to include as a separately identified expense within the Statement of Profit or Loss would be just as acceptable
Yes, it is not stated in the question. But your explanation helps me a lot.
Thank you for your help.
Hi there,
First of all, thank you so much for your videos and thanks to all the people behind this website – great stuff and it helps me save a lot of money from day release courses! 馃檪
Anyway, example 4 on page 62 (Dec 2014 version) states that Viktorija had sold two thirds of these goods so does this mean pup should be 拢5400 and not 拢2700? I looked at the answers at the back and it still says 拢2700 – I am confused.
Please help
Thank you in advance ^_^
Hi, we only need the pup on the goods that HAVE NOT been sold to the outside World. So, how much of these goods are still in inventory? One third (if she’s sold two thirds, then one third is left)
Ok?
Sir,
Is the ‘retained earnings brought forward’ question (Example 5, Ch 10 on Pg 63 F7 notes – is this a part of DipIfr exam December 2014? Because this particular topic was not given in the BPP book.
regards,
Swati
Surely you will use it where a question asks for a statement of changes in equity – a quote from the syllabus
“Prepare a consolidated statement of profit or loss, statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income and statement of changes in equity for a simple group, including an example where an acquisition occurs during the year where there is a non-controlling interest.”
OK?
Yes sir.
Thanks!
You’re welcome