Consolidated Price Asset

If Land and building purchased with consolidated price earlier, then now how to separate both items in Balance sheet. 

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This discussion addresses how to separate the costs of land and buildings when they were initially purchased together at a consolidated price. The advice suggests verifying bank payments to determine which entity paid and using prior period adjustments to restate the balances. It also touches on potential tax implications and the need for disclosures in subsequent financial statements, clarifying that this scenario doesn't involve intragroup transfers.

And it is require to separate both items? 

Look up at their standalone statements. Or separate parent carrying amount from subsidiary

Its not consolidated statement, its Consolidated price. Rs. 1000 paid for L & B few years earlier and need to rectify and separate both values.

Intragroup transaction’s is not there here because, L& B purchased from outside party.

It’s a capital expense and does not depict in profit or loss statement.

This is a historic transaction

Verify bank payments from both the companies. Once you find what company paid, use prior period changes. Restate the balances and deal with any tax consequences. 

Then reconsolidate again for the consequent years, with disclosures.

please let me know if it was intragroup transfers of non current assets. 

 

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