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Consolidated SOFP

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  • This topic has 11 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 8 years ago by MikeLittle.
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  • November 1, 2016 at 7:28 am #346931
    inverter
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    Sir have u explained anywhere in lectures the problem about Parent issuing some of its own shares in exchange for the shares in subsidiry?

    I know u said in the Group Comprehensive example that there are exercise availbe on it in course notes but how can we learn it without lectures on it? i am not getting this topic how can i learn it?

    Thank You

    November 1, 2016 at 7:38 am #346933
    MikeLittle
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    There is a worked example at the end of chapter 8 from a past examination example

    Go through that s l o w l y and you should be able to follow through both that separate exercise but also then the others in the mini-exercises

    November 1, 2016 at 10:06 am #346948
    inverter
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    I worked throught it but i dont understand share premium why did we value it at 5.50 and also at nominal at 1?

    The deffered cash payment is easy. What about the nci in the end why are we valuing it?

    And finaly i dont know there seems to be arithmetical error 6000 + 33000 + 14400+2500 is 55900

    Why have u given the value of Greca 55500 ?

    November 1, 2016 at 11:48 am #346956
    MikeLittle
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    Ah! That value of $55,500 is, as you have correctly discovered, a misprint

    When shares are issued by the acquirer on a takeover, the acquirer’s shares are (invariably) $1 par / face value

    So when that acquirer issues new shares, we need to know the NUMBER of new shares issued

    Say 5,000 shares of $1 each are issued at a value of $3,50

    The double entry in the acquirer’s records must be:

    Dr Cost of acquisition 5,000 x $3.50 = $17,500
    Cr Share Capital 5,000 x $1 = $5,000
    Cr Share Premium 5,000 x ($3.50 – $1.00) = $12,500

    OK?

    “What about the nci in the end why are we valuing it?”

    Because we need to have a value for the nci so that we can calculate the goodwill in working W2

    Have a go now at some of the mini-exercises and see how you get on with those

    November 7, 2016 at 6:46 am #347782
    haji89
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    H ltd acquired 60% of ordinary share capital of S ltd when retained earning amounted to $ 1000,40% of preference share capital and part of 10% loan

    H ltd S ltd
    Tangibe assets 50,000 40,000
    investment in s:osc 12,000
    pref sh.10,000
    stock loan 5,000
    Total 77,000 40,000

    current assets
    inventory 12,000 10,000
    receivables 8,000 4,000
    bank 3,000 23,000 2,000 16,000
    Total assets 100,000 56,000

    Equity
    Osc 50,000 30,000
    Preference share 10,000 12,000
    Retained profit 20,000 4,000
    Total 80,000 46,000

    Non current liabilities
    10% loan stock 10,000 6,000

    Current liabilities
    Payable 10,000 4,000
    Total Equity & liability 100,000 56,000

    Required: consolidated statement of H ltd and it subsidiary S ltd as at Dec 2012

    November 7, 2016 at 8:06 am #347797
    MikeLittle
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    Thank you for this information

    I have three questions for you:

    1) why is this post of yours attached to a thread involving shares issued on an acquisition?

    2) why is it not the start of a new thread?

    3) what am I meant to do with this information?

    November 7, 2016 at 9:09 am #347803
    haji89
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    I typed it well but when i loaded I saw mix up of details belonging to H ltd,the acquirer, and S ltd the subsidiary.the figures at the extreme right belongs to subsidiary.

    I would like you to help me workout the big three I.e goodwill,NCI and consolidated reserves.

    can I send my question via email?

    November 7, 2016 at 1:13 pm #347849
    MikeLittle
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    “can I send my question via email?” – no because you don’t know my email address

    I shall help you but I’m not prepared to do your homework for you

    You show me your workings and I’ll identify where I believe that you are going wrong

    I worked out the layout of the question and the difficulties (not your fault) of their appearance

    You didn’t take the hint and put your posts on a separate thread

    If you don’t open a new thread for this question with your workings for “the Big Three” then I shall not help

    November 7, 2016 at 4:20 pm #347871
    haji89
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    Subsidiary’s assets at:

    Acquisition: ordinary share capital-30,000
    Retained earning- 1,000
    TOTAL 31,000

    Consolidation: Ordinary share capital-30,000
    Retained Earning- 4,000
    TOTAL 34,000

    GOODWILL:
    Parent’s investment @ cost- 27,000
    NCI’s at fair value at acquisition
    40%30,000 12,000
    Less: sun’s net asset @ fv @acq-(31,000)
    Goodwill in csfp 8,000

    NCI
    NCI @ fair value @ acquis- 12,000
    NCI %tage of post acqui reserve
    40%×(34,000-31,000) 1,200
    NCI in csfp 13,200

    CONSOLIDATED RESERVES
    Parent’s own reserve now 20,000
    parent’s %tage of post acqu reser
    60%×3,0000 1,800
    Consolidated reserv in csfp 21,800

    November 7, 2016 at 5:22 pm #347879
    MikeLittle
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    This was in my last post

    “If you don’t open a new thread for this question with your workings for “the Big Three” then I shall not help”

    November 7, 2016 at 8:07 pm #347910
    haji89
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    H Ltd
    Non Current assets $ $
    Tangible-PPE 50,000
    Investment in S Ltd OSC 12,000
    PSC 10,000
    Loan stock 5,000 27,000
    77,000
    Current assets
    Inventory 12,000
    Receivables 8,000
    Cash at bank 3,000 23,000
    TOTAL ASSETS 100,000

    Equity and Liability
    Share Capital OSC 50,000
    PSC 10,000
    Retained Profits 20,000
    80,000
    Non Current Liabilities
    10% Loan Stock 10,000

    Current Liabilities
    Account Payable 10,000
    TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITY 100,000

    S Ltd

    Non Current assets : $ $
    Tangible-PPE 40,000
    40,000
    Current assets
    Inventory 10,000
    Account receivables 4,000
    Cash at bank 2,000 16,000
    TOTAL ASSET 56,000

    Equity and Liability

    Share Capital OSC 30,000
    PSC 12,000
    Retained Profits 4,000
    46,000

    Non Current Liabilities
    10% Loan Stock 6,000

    Current Liabilities
    Account Payable 4,000
    TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITY 56,000

    November 8, 2016 at 11:46 am #348035
    MikeLittle
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    Haji

    I repeat what I have said in my previous 2 posts!

    “If you don’t open a new thread for this question with your workings for “the Big Three” then I shall not help”

    Before I can help you I need to know the date of acquisition, the basis of the valuation of the nci as at date of acquisition, probably the value of the S shares as at date of acquisition

    Basically, you haven’t given me enough information

    Now, one final time

    Put the question onto a new thread!

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