Hi, as an accounting professional, I really enjoy watching all your videos! They are super helpful! Another topic that I personally would like to know more about is foreign exchange rates and cumulative transaction adjustments (CTA). Once again, thank you for making these videos!
Thank you, I am a current CPA candidate and this was an area that I am struggling with. Elimination entries are the hardest part for me but an overall explanation of consolidations is super helpful.
thanks man! this takes me back to my days when i was doing my professional accounting studies and i hated group accounting at first. but then i realised it was super fun
Hi Bill, it's a simple yet very helpful video to understand about consolidation process in balance sheet. So, can you make another video about consolidation for income statement and comprehensive income?
Hi Bill, Great video! Thank you for this information but i have a few scenarios whether Inter-company eliminations would happen or not - 1. Between Parent company and subsidiary company with 20 percent ownership 2. Between Parent company and subsidiary company with 50 percent ownership 3. Between two subsidiary companies with 20 percent ownership 4. Between two subsidiary companies with 50 percent ownership 5. Between two subsidiary companies, one with 50 percent ownership and other one with 20 percent ownership
I think this video is clear, simple, easy to understand. Lecturer presents really well. Do you have any Udemy course or online course that I can purchase to learn consolidated FS under IFRS systematically ?
I have a question, in the example you showed that the retained earnings is a plug in while doing the consolidation and when you consolidated the financials for the year 2020 you showed that retained earnings came to $3100 and you explained the increase of $300 is the difference between the retained earnings of subsidiary company which is $1800-$1500. Keeping that in mind in the year 2019 there was no retained earnings for the subsidiary for 2018 so the difference should be $1500 which means this entire $1500 is included in the retained earnings of the parent company in 2019 in the amount of $2200? I need more clarification about the Retained Earnings part as to why it is not added and it is a plug in?
Hi . It it compulsory to do CPA to become accountant or controller. Or msc Finance and accounting or MIM in accounting and finance is enough to become controller or an accountant?
i m from somalia and prepared ACCA when i prepared financial statement consolidation takes group what is difference between and your ledger.steps that i have done is group structure
Hey Bill, great vid as always! I'm interested in becoming a controller and I know you made videos on the path to Controller/CFO at large/small companies but could you also make a video on the path to Chief Accounting Officer? That is a job that I don't hear much about and would like to learn more
Hi, Thanks for your lesson, can you pls also talk about more complex consolidations such as the intra group sales transactions , inter group loan transactions as well as if the the subsidiary got the goodwill ... Thanks:)
Is your notes specifically for public company? because if it's a private company, if the company owns more than 50% of the subsidary and demonstrate sig. influence, the parent company gets to choose from these 3 methods.
As a CPA you literally gave about 34% of my paid for education away for free. Bless you for that, future financeers will benefit from your service bro
Your material is better at teaching this subject than actual college professors. Glad you made this.
Wow, thanks!
Hi, as an accounting professional, I really enjoy watching all your videos! They are super helpful! Another topic that I personally would like to know more about is foreign exchange rates and cumulative transaction adjustments (CTA). Once again, thank you for making these videos!
Good idea ok
I am accountant too and I would like to watch a video about that as well! 👍🏼👏🏼
I'm interested in this topic. Did you make a video on this topic?
You have to convert the currencies of the parent companies during consolidation. The gain or loss on the forex is on the income statement.
I'm an accounting student. These type of videos are super helpful! Thank you!
Thank you, I am a current CPA candidate and this was an area that I am struggling with. Elimination entries are the hardest part for me but an overall explanation of consolidations is super helpful.
Thanks brother
Thank you so much! although the example is pretty simple but very much needed to understand the basic rules. It helped me a lot.
Glad it helped!
Superb.. simply explained a complex accounting process which would accountants think as rocket science.
Glad you liked it
The best video ever!!! You should make a CPA course since you make it so simple. THANK YOU
Great suggestion!
This is so helpful. thanks a lot! You made it so easy!
thanks man! this takes me back to my days when i was doing my professional accounting studies and i hated group accounting at first. but then i realised it was super fun
Haha thanks for watching
You created your own destiny! Aww!! Love your t-shirt bro!
Hi Bill, it's a simple yet very helpful video to understand about consolidation process in balance sheet. So, can you make another video about consolidation for income statement and comprehensive income?
I appreciate your effort making this content! Very helpful!
Wow...this is very nice. Looking forward for more such knowledgeable videos! Very helpful.
Hi, do you have one for income statement?
Your content is gold bro, thanks
Excellent I am from India, love watching all your videos❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Please do more videos like this!
That's great. We hope for more videos like this.
thank you as always, very easy to understand, very detailed and very helpful.
You are welcome!
i love u bill hanna ur pro of consolidated financial atatements
Thanks for the video, it helps me to understand better
Glad to hear that!
Thank you so much, Bill! Very helpful!
So glad!
Hi Bill, Great video! Thank you for this information but i have a few scenarios whether Inter-company eliminations would happen or not -
1. Between Parent company and subsidiary company with 20 percent ownership
2. Between Parent company and subsidiary company with 50 percent ownership
3. Between two subsidiary companies with 20 percent ownership
4. Between two subsidiary companies with 50 percent ownership
5. Between two subsidiary companies, one with 50 percent ownership and other one with 20 percent ownership
Thank you so much! It is a very helpful video.
Thanks for the awesome video. please make video on more intercompany detailed topics
Sure I will
I think this video is clear, simple, easy to understand. Lecturer presents really well. Do you have any Udemy course or online course that I can purchase to learn consolidated FS under IFRS systematically ?
Hi. I have an online course on controllership on my website
@@TheFinancialController thanks for you reply. May I ask your website link ?
Wow finally understood the theory
Thanks bill ..Your videos is very helpful
Keep itup
most useful videos to revise quickly.....
Can you share some links to go through or books for consolidation to understand the concepts better for a company of 100+ subsidiary
Love your videos man! Props 🤩
Thanks for the video
How we trate the income tax in the consolidated Financials?
While the subsidary has its tax.
Do you create an elimination account for the consolidated financial statements and if so, where and what is it?
Nice video bill , l like your way to describe accounting
If you can make video for goodwill
Thanks. Again a Wonderful video.
Thank you for all the videos. I majored in accounting should I master in accounting or business administration
How did you get the 5,100 at the very end. An how does that number correlate to the initial consolidation before you did the one year after statement.
I have a question, in the example you showed that the retained earnings is a plug in while doing the consolidation and when you consolidated the financials for the year 2020 you showed that retained earnings came to $3100 and you explained the increase of $300 is the difference between the retained earnings of subsidiary company which is $1800-$1500.
Keeping that in mind in the year 2019 there was no retained earnings for the subsidiary for 2018 so the difference should be $1500 which means this entire $1500 is included in the retained earnings of the parent company in 2019 in the amount of $2200?
I need more clarification about the Retained Earnings part as to why it is not added and it is a plug in?
Always impactful ... 👏
The parent recorded 2k in there asset where ,is it recorded in subsidiary?
Love you sir Bill ❤️❤️
Do u have consolidated profit and loss video?
in the near future
Hi . It it compulsory to do CPA to become accountant or controller. Or msc Finance and accounting or MIM in accounting and finance is enough to become controller or an accountant?
i m from somalia and prepared ACCA when i prepared financial statement consolidation takes group what is difference between and your ledger.steps that i have done is group structure
You say retained earnings in a plug. Is it not just the combined RE less the investment and capital elimination?
Thanks!
Is this different from finance? I need to study finance way for exams and finals.
Hey Bill, great vid as always! I'm interested in becoming a controller and I know you made videos on the path to Controller/CFO at large/small companies but could you also make a video on the path to Chief Accounting Officer? That is a job that I don't hear much about and would like to learn more
Coming soon!
Thank you boss
Hi, Thanks for your lesson, can you pls also talk about more complex consolidations such as the intra group sales transactions , inter group loan transactions as well as if the the subsidiary got the goodwill ...
Thanks:)
Thank you . U r Great
Tanks for previous
Please upload video with goodwill example
so helpful!!!
Is your notes specifically for public company? because if it's a private company, if the company owns more than 50% of the subsidary and demonstrate sig. influence, the parent company gets to choose from these 3 methods.
How to prepare combined financial statement please show me
I have my exam tomorrow 😂, start prep at the last moment.
THANK YOU!!!
Hi, am from India, your videos are excellent and very useful. Could you able to take the topics of IFRS 9 , 15 and 16
I want to learn depresation methods.different methods.
How about if there's Minority Interest?
Then you would book a non current liability for the % of book value owned by other investors
Is this IFRS?
The International Financial Reporting Standards. Mainly used in the USA
Perfect
Hello sir 😁 sir how to become a Ceo? steps by steps, experience , entry positions. please Tell me 💚
Please make more videos
What kind of laptop should I get for school I'm considering the new MacBook or Microsoft surface 7?
Significant influence is greater than 25% but less than 50% ownership and controlling influence is greater than 50% ownership, right?
An investor has significant influence but not control of the investee if the investor holds between 20% and 50%. Controller typically is over 50%
Cane Bay High School Subsidiary Class
equity and shared capital are not separate thing
EPIC
Still waiting for the next video
All CPAs come here for the exam preparations.
Thank you so so much ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!!!