Administrators at Alpha Plc have to submit a consolidated financial statement for the group Alpha + Beta at 31/12/2009 on the basis of the following information:
There are reciprocal profits and losses, as well as costs and revenue relating to intra-group transactions;
The investment is recorded at cost. Alpha acquired 80% of shares in Beta at beginning of period, at a price equaling 800 thousand Euros.
At the moment of purchase, book value of shareholders’ equity in Beta company comprised:
Share capital…………………500
Legal reserve………………… 120
Statutory reserve……………. 80
Total…………………………… 700
3) The value of Beta company’s inventory includes internal profits of 60 thousand Euros.
4) Beta sold Alpha land for 400 thousand Euros, making a surplus value of 50 thousand Euros.
5) Alpha sold Beta one of its machines, which represented a remaining book value of 100 thousand Euros for Alpha, and Beta paid 200 thousand Euros for it.
6) Alpha sold Beta shares, initially registered at a value of 220 thousand Euros, for 200 thousand Euros, thus making a loss of 20 thousand Euros. On 31/12 market value of those same shares was equal to 200 thousand Euros.
Price paid 800 thousand > 80 % PNC 560 thousand
240 = Positive consolidation difference
When adjusting for PCD, higher current values compared to fair value are identified for Buildings, Commercial Equipment and Stock. A consolidation start-up of 50 is also estimated.
3. Consolidation and its scope
4. Assessment of excluded investments. Corporate case studies
5. Governance and strategic framework. Corporate case-studies
9. Consolidation of investments
11. Consolidated financial statements
13. Tax effects of transition to IAS, IFRS