Title | Piecemeal or Step acquisition- Class examples |
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Author | Henry Linyime |
Course | Financial Accounting |
Institution | Namibia University of Science and Technology |
Pages | 2 |
File Size | 66.3 KB |
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Exams practice ...
Example 1: Step acquisition achieving control The statement of financial positions of two companies A and B as at 31 December 2017 are as follows.
Investment in B Ltd PPE Current assets
Ordinary Share capital Retained earnings Long term loans Current liabilities
A Ltd N$000 160 290 100 550
B Ltd N$ 000
200 250 60 40 550
100 122 50 30 302
222 80 302
A Ltd acquired 40% of B Ltd on 31 December 2012 for N$ 90 000. At this time the reserves of B stood at N$ 76 000. A further 20% of shares in B was acquired by A Ltd of shares in B Ltd was acquired by A Ltd three years later for N$ 70 000. On this date the fair value of the existing holding in B Ltd was N$ 105 000. B Ltd’s reserves were N$ 100 000 on the second acquisition date.
Required. Produce the consolidated SFP of the a A group Ltd at 31 December, assuming that it is a group policy to value NCI using the proportion of net asset method
Example 2. Step acquisition not resulting in change of control Statement of financial position of two companies C Ltd and D Ltd as at 31 December 2017 are as follows.
Investment in D Ltd PPE Current assets
Ordinary share capital ( N$ 1) Retained earnings Long-term loans Current liabilities
C Ltd 400 600 100 1100
D Ltd
200 800 60 40 1 100
100 450 50 30 630
550 80 630
Date
Proportion acquired
Cost of investment
30/09/2016 31/07/2017
60% 20%
250 150
D’ Ltd’ Retained earnings 300 400
Goodwill is calculated on the proportion of net asset method.
Required: Produce the consolidated SFP of the group at 31 December 2017, assuming that it is a group policy to value NCI using the proportion of net asset method....