Consolidation procedures

Hi

 

If we take 2 tallied balance sheets and consolidate it, the CSFP doesn't tally.

It is a rule of thumb. Correct or wrong?

Note: With or without Intragroup transactions

Regards

 

 

 

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Quick Summary
This discussion explores why a consolidated balance sheet might not tally even when individual balance sheets appear correct. The core issue seems to stem from how intercompany transactions, particularly bank payments and investments, are treated during consolidation. The explanation suggests that the discrepancy arises from the accounting treatment of pre-acquisition reserves and the subsequent calculation of goodwill, leading to a mismatch between assets and equity in the consolidated statement.

The procedures are very clear

Yes. Its not tallying because 

bank money paid 10 in assets (investment at cost)

+

nci of five = 3 @ 60% acquisition

minus five (whole pre aq reserves) = how much? its eight goodwill

now 

asseeeets will remain same because - bank + investment at cost

this is replaced by goodwill in consoolidated staytmeunt by eightta

now assets are mismatched in group

like that eiquaity is only parents, so how will tailly?

Why did you liea?

 

 

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