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Joined January 2012
First of all stop calling me 'sir' : @
Coming to your question, in cross holding you need to prepare AOP for both parent and subsidiary, and the solution is done in form simultaneous equations. Difficult to explain in writing, so I'm giving an example given by Parveen sir-
A holds 80% in B, and B holds 20% in A.
Given, capital profit of A (CA) = 100,000, Capital profits of B (CB) = 80,000
Revenue profits of A (RA) = 300,000, Revenue profits of B (RB) = 50,000
Equations are:
CA = 100,000 + 0.8CB
CB = 80,000 + 0.2CA
On solving, CB= 119,048
Similarly, RA = 300,000 +0.8RB
RB = 50,000 + 0.2RA
On solving, RB = 130,952
So when you make your AOP for B, then the total for capital and revenue profits will be 119,048 and 130,952. The balance will be shown as transfer from A, in the AOP of B, which will correspondingly also be showin in AOP of A.
For proposed dividend, similar adjustments need to be made in books of company who declares it. If A declares proposed dividend, 20% of it will be shown in AOP of B as well. I'm sure I'm not very clear to you, but this is what I could explain by a post.
Would appreciate if other members can elaborate and offer a better explanation on the above :)