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Hi, Please help me with this case.
Company A has an investment in Company B in the form of preference shares with no obligation to pay dividends but gives Company A the right to free using some of Company B’s infrastructure.
Should I classify this as an equity instrument or debt instrument in the Company’s financial statements applying IAS 32 and IFRS9, in both conditions of redeemable shares and irredeemable shares ?
Many thanks!
Which exam question is this please – I don’t recognise the scenario (or understand the word infrastructure)?
If you are asking out of curiosity, company B will record a financial liability if there is a contractual obligation to deliver cash or ANOTHER FINANCIAL ASSET
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The word infrastructure here means house, pool, yard…
The investment in preference gives the investor the right to use these for free
So does this count as a financial asset, or just or policy benefit given to the investor?
Then how should i recognise these investment, financial liability or equity instrument, in each case of irredeemable and redeemable preferen shares ?
Many thanks !
As stated earlier, I’m not sure this is an exam question. If you are asking from curiosity, apply the definition in my last post.
