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  • July 9, 2023 at 1:37 am #687780
    Eunice03
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    Which of the following are likely to be accounted for as an
    associate in the consolidated financial statements of TN?
    (i) A 25% shareholding in ZT. TN can appoint a director to the
    board. There are 4 directors on the board in total, and none
    have control.
    (ii) A 25% shareholding in ZU. ZU is 70% owned by a company
    called TU.
    (iii) A 25% shareholding in ZV. TN have also got an
    arrangement with other shareholders allowing them access
    to 55% of the voting rights in TN.
    A (i) only
    B (i) and (ii)
    C (ii) and (iii)
    D All three

    ANS
    A – Item (ii) is likely to be regarded as a financial asset, as TN
    have no significant influence. Item (iii) is likely to be classed as a
    subsidiary, as TN seem able to exercise control.

    Good day,Please i don’t understand why the answer isn’t B since the holding is more than 20%. I’ll appreciate if you can explain better.

    July 12, 2023 at 4:17 pm #687879
    P2-D2
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    Hi,

    I think the question should give a bit more detail to the scenario in B. Even with the other entity owning 70% our 25% could give rise to significant influence. It would all depend on if we have position on the board at all.

    Thanks,

    Chris

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