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Sir, with regards to example 2 the dividends were onlydeclared. As far as I know declared dividends do not affect the accounts but only the paid dividends do
Secondly, I am confused with GW calculation in example 3. The normal procedure for NCI at acquisition just like in example 2 will give 30% of $3400, GW for NCI as $680, whereas it is given as $700. Shouldn’t the difference $20m be accounted for differently?
Kindly explain.
Hi,
Which chapter are you referring to please?
Thanks
Chapter 4
Hi,
We account for dividends when they are declared as that is when there is the obligation to pay then and therefore they meet the definition of a liability.
The goodwill is accounted for using the fair value method and so we use the fair value of the NCI at acquisition, which in the question is given as $700 million.
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