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Hi Mike
I’m a bit confused by this example. In some instances where you are using the word ‘say’ I am thinking these figures have been made up? For example the first amount of 12000 for the value of nci that is supposed to equal 25%
I am not sure where you got this?
Thanks
Chloe, please don’t make me watch my own lectures!
I’m now looking at Remigijus and Ilona and I see no mention of 12,000 so I assume that I’m illustrating something about the valuation of the nci
Example 6 and onwards (Ivona and Guido) are illustrations of the different ways that the examiner could throw at you for the valuation of the nci so me mentioning ‘$12,000’ looks like a lead in to the students working out the nci for the various Ivona / Guido examples
I wasn’t asking you to watch it, merely explaining that there is a lecture called that as it seems to be a question that has been added in i.e. not part of the usual notes.
I remember this was there when I did the March sitting and I already have the notes printed out. Yes it is nothing to do with that example but is explained before you do the R&I question. Under the lecture there is the notes for the other example that has this ‘$12000’ come from somewhere.
I am continuing to go through the other examples. However, I still don’t understand where this $12000 equaling 25% comes from.
It is definitely something to do with valuation of the nci but for this question I don’t understand. Nevermind, I will look at the others and some questions in the revision kit.
It’s surely just me making up figures in the lecture trying to illustrate a point
You mention that I say “Say ….” in the lecture
That’s surely me making up something to write on the screen and isn’t related to any printed question in the notes
I really rather thought this was the case and I am probably overthinking it by trying to work out a calculation behind it.
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