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a parent holds 70% shares in a subsidiary. and one of the shareholder/ director of the parent holds the remaining 30% sahres in the subsidiary.
Now what is the Non-controlling interest in the subisidiary and when parent prepares the consolidated financial statements then what % of profit shall be attributable to the non-controlling interest? Please could you give any references from standards?
Assume shareholder is a person not a company. If it’s a company it’s not in syllabus.
So P owns 70% and we are doing P’s group accounts – normal rules suggest NCI is 30%. Please re-read our FR notes.
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