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  • December 1, 2016 at 1:41 pm #352865
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    Question Number 108

    . On 1 July 2017, Spider acquired 60% of equity share capital of Fly and on that date made a $ 10 million to fly at a rate of 8% per annum

    What will be the effect on group retained earnings at the year end date of 31 December 2017when this intragroup transaction is cancelled ?

    a) Group retained earnings will increase by $ 400,000

    b) Group retained earnings will be reduced by $ 240,000

    c) Group retained earnings will be reduced by $ 160,000

    Answer
    Question number 108

    108. C 

    a) Loss of investment income(10m*8%*6/12)
    b) Saving of interest payable (400*60%)
    c) Net reduction in group retained earnings

    a  (400)
    b   240
    =  (160)

    Sir i have not understood this calculation
    Why have they deducted this as loss of investment income and and what is saving of interest payable

    December 1, 2016 at 3:29 pm #352895
    MikeLittle
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    In Spider’s (S) records there is a line for investment income (the interest on the loan made to Fly) of $400,000

    In Fly’f (F) records there is a line for finance charges (the interest on the S loan) of $400,000

    On cancellation, the S retained earnings will decrease by $400,000 and the F retained earnings will increase by $400,000

    Let’s say that, before cancellation, S had retained earnings of $3,000 and F had retained earnings of $1,600

    Without cancellation, the consolidation would be $3,000 + 60% x $1,600 = $3,960

    Following cancellation S now has $2,600 and F has $2,000

    The consolidation now will be $2,600 + 60% x $2,000 = $3,800

    And that is a decrease of $160

    OK?

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