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Your videos are very helpful thank you a lot. But I do have a question concerning the calculation of goodwill. In my text book it says: purchase price - percentage of takeover (0.9) * fair value of assets of target = goodwill. Now I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong but I think your way yields a different amount for goodwill in this example am I right? Do you know why I have a different way of calculation here? Is that possible that there are different solutions? Thank you in advance :)
This is a good video. i would like to ask when the cash was paid to target company by Purchaser, should target company need to record the transaction as debit cash $3.06m and credit the share capital $3.06m? many thanks.
Thank you very much for video, really helped! I have a question though, what happens instead of taking the implied value we: take the (fair value of the net assets* 90%) and subtract the purchase price from the resulting number? would it lead to an erroneous NCI?
Ahmed, the way you suggested wouldn't work. If you plug in the numbers from this example, your method would yield an NCI of 360,000 instead of 340,000. I know there's a lot of steps to get to the NCI, but I think the method explained in the video is the easiest way to get there. Thanks for watching!
Hello! Aren't you supposed to take into account the tax effects in the FV adjustments before consolidating? Don't FV adjustments give rise to deferred tax balances and BCVR entries? Or is this requirement just applicable to IFRS consolidated financial statements? Because say, here in Australia where the corporate tax rate is at a flat 30%, a fair value readjustment to the company's assets would give rise to a deferred tax liability and an entry to the business combination valuation reserve. So for example, if the subsidiary's assets were undervalued by 100, the write-up in the consolidated balance sheet would be: Dr Asset 100 Cr DTL 30 Cr BCVR 70 Is this not required under GAAP? O:
Can anyone please explain how the goodwill that gets debited, where does that show in the stockholders equity? I see we only count the parent's in addition to the NCI.
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Thank you!! I have spent the last year and a half getting my accounting degree online. Fortunately I found your videos the first term. You have been my classroom and helped me tremendously. You are easy to follow and personable and helping a tremendous amount of students. One of my professors even gave us a link to this video. Great job!
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I really appreciate you referring people to my videos! My goal is to eventually cover every topic that would be on the CPA exam. I'm a full-time professor, so most new videos are made in the summer...stay tuned.
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Your videos are very helpful thank you a lot. But I do have a question concerning the calculation of goodwill. In my text book it says: purchase price - percentage of takeover (0.9) * fair value of assets of target = goodwill. Now I don’t know if I’m doing something wrong but I think your way yields a different amount for goodwill in this example am I right? Do you know why I have a different way of calculation here? Is that possible that there are different solutions? Thank you in advance :)
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This is a good video. i would like to ask when the cash was paid to target company by Purchaser, should target company need to record the transaction as debit cash $3.06m and credit the share capital $3.06m? many thanks.
Thank you very much for video, really helped!
I have a question though, what happens instead of taking the implied value we:
take the (fair value of the net assets* 90%) and subtract the purchase price from the resulting number? would it lead to an erroneous NCI?
Ahmed, the way you suggested wouldn't work. If you plug in the numbers from this example, your method would yield an NCI of 360,000 instead of 340,000. I know there's a lot of steps to get to the NCI, but I think the method explained in the video is the easiest way to get there. Thanks for watching!
Hello! Aren't you supposed to take into account the tax effects in the FV adjustments before consolidating? Don't FV adjustments give rise to deferred tax balances and BCVR entries? Or is this requirement just applicable to IFRS consolidated financial statements? Because say, here in Australia where the corporate tax rate is at a flat 30%, a fair value readjustment to the company's assets would give rise to a deferred tax liability and an entry to the business combination valuation reserve. So for example, if the subsidiary's assets were undervalued by 100, the write-up in the consolidated balance sheet would be:
Dr Asset 100
Cr DTL 30
Cr BCVR 70
Is this not required under GAAP? O:
Can anyone please explain how the goodwill that gets debited, where does that show in the stockholders equity? I see we only count the parent's in addition to the NCI.
Why do we have to eliminate the target's equity accounts? Please advise.
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If I am making elimination entries for the year AFTER the acquisition, will the elimination entries be the same?
No, the journal entries change depending on the activity during the year.
Do you have a video on eliminating intersegment sale or intersegment sales of equipment?
I currently don't have a video on this, but I'll add it to my list of requested videos which I intend to tackle this summer. Thanks for watching!
Is this full or partial goodwill?
sorry, but can you explain how did you get a fair value of Target's net fixed assets = 2,625,000
yeah that number just magically appears. i can't understand where that number comes from, i need more of an explanation.
@@gb9348 There is no logic behind it, nor do you need to know.
He is just trying to demonstrate how you would go about adjusting to Fair Value.
i thought non controlling interest was 50% or less and doesn't control the board
after watching the video further i now think he is talking about the other shareholders
is consolidation method the same as acquistion method, from IFRS 3?