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Financial Statements | Module 2
Business Combination and Consolidation: Advanced

Date: 14-15 Jul '11
Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm

CPE/CPD: 14 hrs
Reg Deadline: 29 Jun '11


1 About the seminar (Module 2)
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Group structure in modern businesses are complex and typically consist related entities such as ultimate parent, intermediate parents, subsidiaries, associates and jointly controlled entities.

The complexity of modern businesses had also resulted in complex accounting rules for such entities. Practicing accountants are required to exercise of professional judgement to determine the substance of the relationship of related companies in order to apply the appropriate accounting policies when preparing group financial statements. The rules are further complicated by issues of foreign operations, hyperinflations as well as subsequent changes in interests between entities such as acquisition and disposal.

The more advanced aspects of accounting for business combination and the preparation of consolidated financial statements will be examined in this two-day workshop by using extensive mini case studies to help participants to gain a sound understanding of the techniques and methodologies for complex consolidation practices. Preparation of group financial statements is dealt with under IFRS3, IAS27, IAS28, IAS31, and accounting treatments for foreign entities are covered under IAS21 and IAS29. The complex accounting issues on impairment to goodwill will be studied under IAS36. Finally, the seminar also examines current documents issued by IASB in the area of group financial statements.

1 Outline
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  • Complex Issues in Business Combinations

    • Common control and identifying acquirer

    • Dealing with acquisition costs

    • Exception to recognition and measurement principles

    • Identifying legal/substance parent and subsidiary

    • Reverse consolidation procedures

    • Accounting for cost of business combinations: Fair value at date of exchange

    • Accounting for contingent considerations

    • Handling contingent liabilities and its subsequent measurement

    • Calculating goodwill and bargain purchase

    • Calculating non-controlling interest at date of acquisition

    • Deferred tax arising from:

      • Fair value adjustment to assets and liabilities of acquire

      • Unused tax losses and tax credit of acquiree

  • Advanced Issues in the Preparation of Consolidated Financial Statements

    • Accounting for subsidiaries, associates and jointly controlled entities in the separate financial statements

    • Identifying “control”

    • Treatment of minority interests

    • Investments in Associates:

      • Determining "significant influence"

      • Application of the equity method of accounting

      • Dealing with losses and associates

    • Complex group structures: vertical, mixed; indirect associates and associated group

    • Increases and decreases of interests in subsidiaries without change of control

    • Acquisition in stages

    • Disposal of subsidiaries with and without loss of control

    • Bonus issue and rights issue

    • Consolidating subsidiaries held for sale

    • Interpretation12 Consolidation – Special Purpose Entities

    • Impairment of goodwill allocated to a subsidiary
  • Foreign Aspects

    • Indentifying functional currency

    • Translating functional currency into presentation currency

    • Hedge of net investment

    • Consolidating foreign subsidiary

    • Equity accounting for foreign associates

    • Translating goodwill and fair value adjustments at closing rate

    • Foreign exchange reserve movements

    • Handling hyperinflation in foreign operations

    1 Who should attend
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  • Main target audience - Practicing Accountants:

    • Company accountants

    • Internal/external auditors

    • Preparer of financial statements
  • Others (Prerequisite - sound accounting knowledge):

    • Finance director

    • Lecturers



     



    If you are having trouble registering online then you may download and fill out this registration form and fax it to (65) 67490193.