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IAS 2 – Reversal of write down

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  • January 23, 2019 at 3:22 pm #503111
    Avatarlavenite
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    Hi,

    Please guide me on the following:

    i) While a write-down to NRV is treated as an expense in SOPL, would a reversal of the write-down be treated as income?

    ii) In consolidation questions, what portion of the revaluation surplus would the NCI take on the SOFP? Only the subsidiary’s or both the parent+subsidiary? Also, do we only take the NCI% of the year-end balance or the just the post-acquisition movement?

    iii) And finally, are we permitted to use abbreviations such as SOPL, SOFP, OCI & NCI in the exams?

    Thank you for this website!
    Warm regards

    January 27, 2019 at 8:06 am #503370
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    Hi,

    i) We wouldn’t reverse the write-down. We may subsequently sell it for more, but that is then accounted for as revenue.

    ii) We take the NCI% of the post acquisition movement of the revaluation surplus/other components of equity.

    iii) There are no presentation marks in the exam so you couldn’t be penalised.

    Thanks and glad you like the website.

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