05-07-2008, 04:55 PM
Dear Amir,
Please get the answer to your query given hereunder
The Balance Sheets of A Ltd for the year ended 31 December 2004 is set below.
BALANCE SHEET-
A Ltd
Investment (W-1) 519,280
Non current assets 350,000
Stocks 60,000
Debtors 40,000
Cash and Bank 150,000
__________________________________________________
1,119,280
O.Share Capital($1) 300,000
Share Premium -
Accumulated Profits (W-2) 719,280
Trade Creditors 100,000
__________________________________________________
1,119,280
__________________________________________________
Working 1
METHOD I
Share in Net Asset of associate as B/S date(W-1.1) 324,000
Add
Un-impaired value of Goodwill (406,000 - 210,000) 196,000
Less
Eliminitation of unrealised profit (W-1.3) (720)
________________________________________________________
519,280
________________________________________________________
Working 1.1
Share in Net Asset of associate as B/S date
Share in pre-acquisition capital and reserves (W-1.1.1) 210,000
Share in post acquisition profit (W-1.2) 114,000
________________________________________________________
324,000
________________________________________________________
Working 1.1.1
Share in pre-acquisition capital and reserves
At acquisition date
- Share capital of B 200,000
- Reserves 120,000
- Fair value adjustment 30,000
________________________________________________________
350,000
________________________________________________________
Share of A i.e 60% of 350,000 210,000
________________________________________________________
METHOD II
Cost of investment 406,000
Add
Share of post acquisition profit in associate (W-1.2) 114,000
Less
Eliminitation of unrealised profit (W-1.3) (720)
________________________________________________________
519,280
________________________________________________________
Working 1.2
Share of post acquisition profit in associate
Prior year's profit (200,000 - 120,000)=80,000 *60%= 48,000
Profit for the year
- 9 months (120,000 x 9/12 x 60%) 54,000
- 3 months (120,000 x 3/12 x 40%) 12,000
________________________________________________________
114,000
________________________________________________________
Working 1.3
Eliminitation of unrealised profit
Sale of goods sold to A 15,000
Cost of goods sold to A 12,000
_______________________________________________________
Profit 3,000
Portion of profit in closing stock (3,000 x 60%) 1,800
_______________________________________________________
Profit portion to be eliminated (1,800 x 40%) 720
_______________________________________________________
Working 2
Accumulated Profits
Accumulated profit of A 606,000
Share of profit in Associate (W-1.1) 114,000
Unrealised profit (W-1.2) (720)
________________________________________________________
719,280
________________________________________________________
The result would always be same in both the methods.
So Mr. Amir,
I hope this will help you in resloving the problems in understanding of deemed disposal of subsidiary and conversion into associate.
Now you have become my "deemed student". Is not it? Just kidding.
Regards,
KAMRAN.
Please get the answer to your query given hereunder
The Balance Sheets of A Ltd for the year ended 31 December 2004 is set below.
BALANCE SHEET-
A Ltd
Investment (W-1) 519,280
Non current assets 350,000
Stocks 60,000
Debtors 40,000
Cash and Bank 150,000
__________________________________________________
1,119,280
O.Share Capital($1) 300,000
Share Premium -
Accumulated Profits (W-2) 719,280
Trade Creditors 100,000
__________________________________________________
1,119,280
__________________________________________________
Working 1
METHOD I
Share in Net Asset of associate as B/S date(W-1.1) 324,000
Add
Un-impaired value of Goodwill (406,000 - 210,000) 196,000
Less
Eliminitation of unrealised profit (W-1.3) (720)
________________________________________________________
519,280
________________________________________________________
Working 1.1
Share in Net Asset of associate as B/S date
Share in pre-acquisition capital and reserves (W-1.1.1) 210,000
Share in post acquisition profit (W-1.2) 114,000
________________________________________________________
324,000
________________________________________________________
Working 1.1.1
Share in pre-acquisition capital and reserves
At acquisition date
- Share capital of B 200,000
- Reserves 120,000
- Fair value adjustment 30,000
________________________________________________________
350,000
________________________________________________________
Share of A i.e 60% of 350,000 210,000
________________________________________________________
METHOD II
Cost of investment 406,000
Add
Share of post acquisition profit in associate (W-1.2) 114,000
Less
Eliminitation of unrealised profit (W-1.3) (720)
________________________________________________________
519,280
________________________________________________________
Working 1.2
Share of post acquisition profit in associate
Prior year's profit (200,000 - 120,000)=80,000 *60%= 48,000
Profit for the year
- 9 months (120,000 x 9/12 x 60%) 54,000
- 3 months (120,000 x 3/12 x 40%) 12,000
________________________________________________________
114,000
________________________________________________________
Working 1.3
Eliminitation of unrealised profit
Sale of goods sold to A 15,000
Cost of goods sold to A 12,000
_______________________________________________________
Profit 3,000
Portion of profit in closing stock (3,000 x 60%) 1,800
_______________________________________________________
Profit portion to be eliminated (1,800 x 40%) 720
_______________________________________________________
Working 2
Accumulated Profits
Accumulated profit of A 606,000
Share of profit in Associate (W-1.1) 114,000
Unrealised profit (W-1.2) (720)
________________________________________________________
719,280
________________________________________________________
The result would always be same in both the methods.
So Mr. Amir,
I hope this will help you in resloving the problems in understanding of deemed disposal of subsidiary and conversion into associate.
Now you have become my "deemed student". Is not it? Just kidding.
Regards,
KAMRAN.