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If associate pays dividend

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  • This topic has 3 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 8 years ago by MikeLittle.
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  • May 21, 2017 at 11:25 pm #387342
    kengara
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    Hi My tutor, i solved the question Penketh, Sphere and ventor and i successfully completed it but question is that if associate pays dividend and how i will gonna give its debit credit in Consolidated financial statement

    Unrealised profit of Pco in associate will be

    debit Gre
    credit investment

    Share of profit after tax of Pci In associate

    debit investment
    credit GRE

    if associate pays dividend the double entry will be

    debit cash
    credit investment in Consolidated financial statement

    is this cash will go to under current asset?

    May 21, 2017 at 11:28 pm #387344
    kengara
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    I think found it, if dividend is paid by Associate I have to approach it like dividend receivable from Associate and i add it over GRE working then record it as receivable under current asset

    debit dividend receivable
    credit GRe

    But in the case of investment , i have to deduct it from investment

    did I get it right?

    May 21, 2017 at 11:35 pm #387346
    kengara
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    the only case here i have to pay attention if its declared before end of reporting date or after end of reporting date it is like that

    Before end of reporting period
    Retained earning in associate-20000
    dividend payable-5000
    15 000*30%=4500
    5000*30%=1500

    INvestment–10000(let us assume )
    4500

    dividend receivable-1500

    retained earnings-1500+4500

    After end of reporting period

    Retained earning in associate 20000
    dividend pay -5000

    20000*30%=6000

    5000*30%=1500

    Investment-10000
    6000
    (1500)

    dividend receivable-1500

    GRE-6000(dividend alraed here)

    May 22, 2017 at 7:57 am #387374
    MikeLittle
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    I’ve just answered this on the previous post titled ‘Penketh June 2014’ – please don’t do multiple posts

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