The document discusses how to prepare consolidated financial statements when the investment in a subsidiary is measured at other than cost. It states that in the parent's separate statements, the investment can be measured at cost, in accordance with PFRS 9, or using the equity method. However, regardless of the measurement basis used, the consolidated accounts should result in the same amounts because any measurement effects of the investment are eliminated in consolidation. It provides an example problem to demonstrate the application.
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Chapter 20 Consolidated FS - Part 4
The document discusses how to prepare consolidated financial statements when the investment in a subsidiary is measured at other than cost. It states that in the parent's separate statements, the investment can be measured at cost, in accordance with PFRS 9, or using the equity method. However, regardless of the measurement basis used, the consolidated accounts should result in the same amounts because any measurement effects of the investment are eliminated in consolidation. It provides an example problem to demonstrate the application.
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(Advanced Financial
Accounting and Reporting
Part 2) LECTURE AID
2017
ZEUS VERNON B. MILLAN
AFAR PART 2: Zeus Vernon B. Millan
Chapter 20 CONSOLIDATED FS (Part 4)
Learning Objective
• Prepare the consolidated financial
statements when the investment in subsidiary is measured at other than cost.
AFAR PART 2: Zeus Vernon B. Millan
Measurement of investment in subsidiary
In the parent’s separate financial statements, the investment in
subsidiary may be measured, subsequent to acquisition date, either: a. at cost; b. in accordance with PFRS 9 Financial Instruments; or c. using the equity method.
Regardless of the measurement basis, the consolidated accounts should
result to the same amounts. This is because the investment in subsidiary and the effects of its measurement basis are eliminated in the consolidated financial statements.