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If a single investor has a controlling shareholding in company A and company B.
Company A sells goods to Company B, let’s say a material amount.
Would company A and B be considered a Related Party because they are both owned by a major shareholder? i.e has control and significant influence on both companies?
Therefore disclosure under IAS 24 is required?
Am I correct?
Thank you
P2 student
Hi,
You would have to look at the substance in detail but if the shareholder has a controlling stake in both companies then yes the two companies would be related. You would need to ensure that the shareholder does have control of both companies though.
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If Person A is director of Co A and Co B then is Co A and Co B related Parties?
what would the factors influence the assessment?Thanks
Hi,
If you are a director of two companies then the two companies are not necessarily related as it depends on your level of influence/control over each of the two companies. The standard views the situation as not the two not being related parties.
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