Consolidated SOCI - Lecture Notes (1)
Consolidated SOCI - Lecture Notes (1)
BASIC PRESENTATION
After line by line addition till Total comprehensive income, “Profit after tax” and “Total comprehensive income”
is attributed to:
- Shareholders of “P”
- NCI
We have already studied consolidation adjustments in sufficient detail in “Consolidation of SOFP”. In this chapter will discuss
the effect of those adjustments in Consolidated SOCI for the year as follows:
Note – If P has recorded investment in S as per IFRS 9, then do not forget to reverse any fair value gain/loss recorded.
Consolidation adjustment:
(a) NCI valued at proportionate share (b) NCI valued at Fair value
In case of first year of acquisition, acquisition related costs which were capitalized by P in its cost of investment,
shall be adjusted as follows:
Consolidation adjustment:
Acquisition related transactions costs shall ADDED to “Finance cost” OR “Admin expenses”
Either sales are from “P to S” or “S to P”, these transactions are adjusted in the same manner
Consolidation adjustment:
P may provide management services to S and charge certain fees. This fee is an inter-company transaction and
must be eliminated.
Consolidation adjustment:
Calculation of URP:
URP = Inventory x GP margin %
OR
Inventory x GP markup / (100 + GP markup)
OR
URP = Total profit in the inter company sale x % goods held in stock
Consolidation adjustment:
P to S sale S to P sale
URP in closing stock is ADDED to “Cost of sales” URP in closing stock is:
(i) ADDED to “cost of sales”
(ii) DEDUCTED from S’s PAT in “NCI working”
If related asset is still held in books, then extra depreciation on fair value adjustment is calculated using same
depreciation basis as of S in its books
Consolidation adjustment:
In case of negative adjustment to S’s net assets, above adjustments will be reversed
Note – If subsequently S has accounted for any such fair value adjustment in its books, then its effect in
current year SOCI must be reversed.
Calculation of Profit:
Profit = Sale value of asset x margin %
OR
Sale value of asset x markup / (100 + markup)
Consolidation adjustment:
In case of S to P sale, also DEDUCT the profit on sale from S’s PAT in NCI working
P to S sale S to P sale
When asset is depreciated, seller’s profit is realized, therefore, this adjustment is made in seller’s profits. It is
calculated using same depreciation basis as of buyer company in its books
Consolidation adjustment:
P to S sale S to P sale
First ensure whether both entities have recorded the interest / dividend as per accrual concept. If not properly
recorded, then accordingly account for it.
First ensure whether both entities have recorded the dividend as per relevant IAS. If not properly recorded,
then accordingly account for it.
Consolidation adjustment:
It is recognized as income and generally shown as a separate line item of income on Group statement of
comprehensive income ONLY in the year of acquisition.
Consolidation adjustment:
Amortization for the year, if any, is ADDED to “admin expenses” and DEDUCTED from S’s PAT in NCI
working.
Consolidation adjustment:
Case 1 – If obligation still exists at year end but S has subsequently not recognized any liability:
No adjustment required.
Case 2 – If S has now recognized a liability at an amount LOWER than acquisition date fair value:
Case 3 – If S has now recognized a liability at an amount HIGHER than or EQUAL to acquisition date fair
value / If obligation is settled during the year:
“Acquisition date fair value – carrying amount of liability in S books at end of last year” (if positive) is:
(i) DEDUCTED from “Admin expenses” in Group SOCI
(ii) ADDED to S’ PAT in “NCI working”
OR
Finance cost on deferred consideration for the year will be ADDED to the finance cost for the year in Group
SOCI.
Fair value change on contingent consideration for the year will be RECOGNIZED to the Admin expenses for
the year in Group SOCI.
In first year of acquisition, profit/loss on transfer of non-cash asset shall be recognized in Group SOCI. If the
asset was depreciable then reverse any depreciation, for the period after acquisition, charged in P books.
If sufficient data is available to prepare separate SOCI of S for post-acquisition period then use this specific
period SOCI for consolidation purposes. However generally in questions such data is not available, therefore,
all incomes and expenses of S are assumed to occur evenly throughout the year unless any specific expense
or income is mentioned to be exceptional and specifically relates to a particular period. In which case following
adjustments are made:
Consolidation adjustment:
Note:
Generally all expenses and incomes of S are assumed to occur evenly throughout the year therefore all these items are time
apportioned according to post acquisition months. However there may be certain expenses and incomes which are
mentioned to be exceptional and they specifically relate to pre or post acquisition period.
Example:
P acquired controlling interest in S on August 1, 2013. S’s PAT for the year is Rs. 74,000. Its other income for the year includes
Rs. 2,000 which specifically relates to December 2013. Now S’s PAT in NCI working will be as [(74,000 - 2,000) x 5/12 + 2,000
= 32,000]
Sale XXX
(P’s + S’s x n/12 – Inter-company transaction)
Cost of sales (XXX)
(P’s + S’s x n/12 – Inter-company transaction + URP on goods [P or S] + Extra depreciation
on Fair value adjustment – Excess depreciation on asset sale)
Gross profit (Cast down) XXX
Distribution cost (XXX)
(P’s + S’s x n/12)
Administrative expenses (XXX)
(P’s + S’s x n/12 + unrecorded expense – Inter-company transaction – Excess depreciation
on asset sale + Extra depreciation on fair value adjustment + Amortization on asset
recognized at acquisition + total impairment loss of goodwill for the year + value increase
of contingent liability of S + fair value change in contingent consideration)
Finance cost (XXX)
(P’s + S’s x n/12 – Intercompany finance cost + finance cost on deferred consideration)
Other income XXX
(P’s + S’s x n/12 – Intercompany interest / dividend – Profit [P or S] on asset sale during
the year + unrecorded income)
Profit before tax (Cast down) XXX
Tax (XXX)
(P’s + S’s x n/12)
Profit after tax (Cast down) XXX
Other comprehensive income:
Revaluation gain / (loss) XXX
(P’s + S’s post acquisition gain/loss)
Fair value gain / (loss) XXX
(P’s + S’s post acquisition gain/loss)
Total comprehensive income for the year XXX
Profit for the year attributable to:
Shareholders of Parent XXX
Non-controlling interest (W – 1) XXX
XXX
Total comprehensive income attributable to:
Shareholders of Parent XXX
Non-controlling interest XXX
(“Answer of W – 1” + NCI % x S’s other comprehensive income)
XXX
WORKINGS
Notes:
1. Intercompany eliminations have nothing to do with NCI working
2. Also see note on page 5
“n” means number of months from acquisition date to year end, in case of acquisition during the year.
It will be the group retained earnings as would be calculated for previous year consolidated statement of financial position.
Now it can be calculated using “retained earnings b/f”, of both parent and subsidiary, given in question.