ACCA Applied Knowledge (BT, MA, FA) · Financial Accounting (FA)
Consolidated financial statements
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- Parent plc acquires 80% of the ordinary shares of Sub Ltd for £500,000. At the date of acquisition the net assets of Sub Ltd were £450,000 at fair value. Non-controlling interest is measured at its pr…
- Using the same facts as before, but measuring non-controlling interest at its fair value of £95,000 at acquisition, what is goodwill?
- At the year end, Sub Ltd, an 80% owned subsidiary, has net assets of £520,000. What non-controlling interest is shown in the consolidated statement of financial position, assuming NCI is measured at i…
- Parent plc sold goods to its 75% subsidiary for £120,000, at a mark-up of 25% on cost. Half of these goods remain in the subsidiary's inventory at the year end. What provision for unrealised profit (P…
- Parent plc has trade receivables of £60,000 and Sub Ltd has trade receivables of £40,000. Sub Ltd owes Parent plc £8,000, which is included in Parent plc's receivables and in Sub Ltd's payables. What…
- Parent plc owns 75% of Sub Ltd, acquired when Sub's retained earnings were £100,000. Parent's retained earnings are £300,000 and Sub's are £180,000 at the year end. What are consolidated retained earn…
- Sub Ltd made a profit of £120,000 for the year ended 31 December. Parent plc acquired control of it on 1 October. Profits arise evenly through the year. How much of Sub Ltd's profit for the year is in…
- Under IAS 28, an investor holds 30% of the voting shares of another entity and has representation on its board but does not control it. How is the investment accounted for in the consolidated financia…
- Investor plc acquired 30% of Assoc Ltd for £150,000. During the following year Assoc Ltd reported profit after tax of £80,000 and paid dividends of £20,000. What is the carrying amount of the investme…
- Parent plc owns 80% of Sub Ltd and has retained earnings of £500,000. Sub Ltd's retained earnings are £220,000 at the year end and were £120,000 at acquisition. Parent sold goods to Sub, and £8,000 of…
- Parent plc buys 75% of Sub Ltd for £640,000. At acquisition Sub's net assets in its own books were £600,000, but its land was worth £80,000 more than its carrying amount. Non-controlling interest is m…
- Sub Ltd, 80% owned by Parent plc, sold goods to Parent for £60,000 at a profit margin of 25% on selling price. Half of these goods remain in Parent's inventory at the year end. By how much are the gro…
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