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Intra-group transactions: (Question)

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  • April 2, 2018 at 9:24 am #444496
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    SoFP of Prime and South Ltd as at 31 Dec 2017

    P ltd S ltd
    Current Account with S Ltd 90

    Current account with Prime ltd 50

    Prime ltd acquired 75% of the issued share capital of South Ltd on 1 Jan 2017 for total consideration of $200,000.

    Difference in the current accounts is due to the following:
    On 29 December 2017, Prime sold and despatched goods to South at $30,000. Prime had recorded the transactions accordingly in its books but S had not received as at year end.

    On 31 December 2017, South paid $10,000 to Prime but this was not received by the year end.
    I couldn’t balance my statement and
    My question here is: There isn’t an unrealised profit here.
    1. Should the $30,000 be removed from the group inventory account and the retained profit? Since we need to eliminate any goods sold between group companies at cost.
    2. When trying the question, I didn’t account for the 10,000 because it has not been received by P at year end. I am questioning whether I should because since it’s paid by S, it means there is a transaction from S to P and this should be eliminated?

    Thank you in advance for the help.

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