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IN THE CASE OF ASSOCIATE:
1.When preparing Consolidated financial statements (be it statement of financial position or statement of total comprehensive income), what are the entries to be made i.r.o any unrealised profit arising from sale of:
(a) Inventory
(b) Depreciable non-current asset
2.In the case of (b), what adjustment needs to be made to depreciation? And if ever there is any fair value adjustment (downward or upward) of depreciable non-current asset, how is adjusted depreciation dealt with?
I haven’t understood previous explanations given about this. Could you please explain?
Thank you
Hi,
The explanations for the inventory adjustment are in the videos. Once you’ve looked at them then you can be a bit more specific about what you do not understand. You do not need to worry about the non-current asset treatment.
Thanks