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in question ribby and rose jun2008 and jun2011 in Pbb exem kit >
why not calculating re translation from foreign asset . in caluclatuing NCI .When we should not caluclating forex in retrnslation of net asset and when not
also i got for steam ( net asswt ( 495 dinar @ acq & 575 dinar@sfp )
its right figuer
Did you read this before you hit “submit”?
“in question ribby and rose jun2008 and jun2011 in Pbb exem kit >”
Who is Pbb – I don’t have a copy of their exam kit, that’s for sure
“why not calculating re translation from foreign asset . in caluclatuing NCI .
Is caluclatuing a retrnslation of calculating?
“When we should not caluclating forex in retrnslation of net asset and when not”
Does the above question make any sense to you?
“also i got for steam ( net asswt ( 495 dinar @ acq & 575 dinar@sfp )
its right figuer”
Please, please, please re-post this but on the next occasion, take your time and try to make sure that your questions are clear and understandable. You may consider it as your very own clarity project.
Thanks
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ribby and rose questions were in jun2008and jun2011.
my question is when we have to calculate. group reserve. for foreing subusidary whic comprise net relasation. of exchang in diffrenc from net asset. and. add back to ! Nci and reterined earnning. . if the questulon give that good will used fair method or full good methed to value Nci. we have to take the persentage of forex gain or loss from retrsnslation of foringng net asset to the extant to % of nci. but my question. is in preparing sfp. when we dont. caluclat group reserve that comorise translation from gain of good will and net asset
This is quite appalling! Do you have spell check on your computer?
Sincerely, I have really tried to make sense of your question …… but I can’t find any sense in it.
“but my question. is in preparing sfp. when we dont. caluclat group reserve that comorise translation from gain of good will and net asset”
Is there a question in there?
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