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finance cost (consolidation)

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  • February 19, 2017 at 11:23 am #373125
    lily1996
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    For the question 1 acca dec 2009 for the intergroup interest,
    the loan interest 2000 (50,000X8%X6/12) we have to use the salva finance cost 3000-2000=1000 after it only can time apportionment the 6/12?
    However, in the q1 june 2003 for the intergroup interest for the loan interest 75 (2000X50%X10%X9/12) we use the 200X9/12 (time apportionment 1st) after only minus intergroup interest?
    Thanks

    February 19, 2017 at 12:13 pm #373137
    MikeLittle
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    In the June 2003 question Hillusion (it would have helped if you had given me the name of the question!) Skeptik issued those 10% loan before Hillusion acquired control of Skeptik

    We can see that because the finance cost in the Skeptik statement of profit or loss shows an expense of $200 and that is clearly 10% of $2,000

    This is the only loan note outstanding in Skeptik, $200 is interest for a full year, and Hillusion received only $75 for the 9 months’ ownership

    So when Hillusion ‘acquired 50% of the Skeptik 10% loan notes at par’ as per the question, it must have done so by buying these notes from other people rather from the issue of those notes by Skeptik

    We are able therefore to time apportion the finance costs and see that the post-acquisition element is 9/12 x $200 = $150 and 50% of that amount is paid to Hillusion

    In the question Pandar from December 2009 ‘Pandar invested $50 million in an 8% loan note from Salva’

    The expression ‘invested’ is used in this question rather than ‘acquired’ that is used in Hillusion and suggests that the loan note purchased by Pandar is a new loan note issued by Salva shortly after the take-over by Pandar

    However, what we DO know for certain is that, within the Salva finance costs is $2,000 loan interest paid to Pandar and that that $2,000 is entirely post acquisition

    OK?

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