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Hello,
Could you please explain the idea behind double counting when a subsidiary is acquired? What is the reason we should adjust the figures to avoid double counting.
For example, $’000
Inventory
1. 20×7 = $74,666
2. 20×8= $ 53,019
3. Working capital of A acquired during the year = $4500
Could you please explain how adjusting the inventory by $4500 will avoid double counting?
Thanks
Imagine you own 6 plates at the start of the year and 15 at the end of the year.
During the year your friend came to stay and she brought 4 plates as a gift.
How many plates must you have bought?
9 – No
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