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Goodwill – March 2016 Examiner Report comment

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  • June 3, 2017 at 11:03 am #389894
    Chloe
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    When the proportion of net assets method for valuing the NCI is used instead an explanation is required regarding the difference. It is part of the explanation in the Examiner’s Report regarding Goodwill being ‘grossed up’ – I don’t quite understand this comment – can you please clarify?

    Thanks

    June 3, 2017 at 11:24 am #389901
    MikeLittle
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    This is a very rare visitor to F7 and it’s not covered in the course notes (nor lectures)

    Where nci is valued on a proportionate basis, no goodwill is attributable to them when we calculate the goodwill figure on acquisition in working W2

    When there is an impairment of goodwill, however, we must pretend that there is some notional goodwill attributable to the nci

    Then check to see if there in fact is any impairment necessary and, if there is, that impairment is divided between the parent and (notionally!) the nci

    But because the nci don’t have any goodwill in the valuation of their investment, we clearly cannot deduct this notional share from the nci

    So only the parent’s percentage of the impairment is expensed each year as appropriate

    It’s awkward and it’s very infrequent so I wouldn’t get excited about it. Clearly the approved providers don’t cover the issue in any depth either if I interpret the examiner’s comments correctly

    “Answers were either non-existent or clearly had no real understanding of either method or the differences between them”

    OK?

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