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2 differnet methods fair value enterprise emthod and identifiable net assets method
differencee Is the amount of goodiwll between these methods
for eg 80% of sub for 8 million means full value is 10 million
you don’t haver to split fair value Adiffernetial and carrying amount and goodiwll for the portion that relates to the parent in
n that relates to the parent in the implied method
Invetsment in Joy made us aware that the balance sheets are after the acquisition have been done
P and E 720,000
Inventory 222,000
A/r 93,000
Cash 82,000
Goodwill 84,000
1,201,000
s AND WTACH YOUR DATES
LTD 348,000
CL 288,000
Ordianry shares 260,000
R/E 200,000
NCI 141,000
1,237,000
LTD 348,000
CL 288,000
Ordianry shares 260,000
R/E 200,000
NCI 105,000
1,201,000
We have information on trading.market value when we do FVI menthod when we record 100% of the goodwill we have to va
FVE Method
Parent NCI
Cv of net assets
(10+12.5) 22,500.0 20,250.0 2,250.0
Cost of 90%
(5*6300 ordinary
sharesissued) 31,500.0
NCI 10% (1000*3
market price)
Parent paid
premium 3,000.0
31,500.0 3,000.0 34,500.0
Cv of net assets
(10+12.5) 22,500.0 20,250.0 2,250.0 22,500.0
Acquisition
difefrential 11,250.0 750.0 12,000.0
FVI 5,000.0
Current assets 1,200.0
LTD - 700.0
5,500.0 4,950.0 550.0 5,500.0
goodwill 6,300.0 200.0 6,500.0
200.0
6,300.0
Total
34,500.0
22,500.0
12,000.0
5,500.0
6,500.0
If you don’t propelry dot he FV id assets u are acquiring goodwill is changed'when u udervalue these assets and when u sell th
hese assets and when u sell the assets and amortize throigh depreciaytion you dotn amortize it enough
In this case acquisy=tion is made after the financial statements so all relvant costs need to be recorded