When is the intra-entity’s profits recognized on transfers between the investor and investee?

Q: what do stockholder-grantor and secured creditor means?

A: Introduction: In a corporation ownership is represented by the shares held. Owners of a corporation…

Q: Defined by IFRS 2 as a share-based payment transaction in which the entity acquires goods or…

A: The question involves transaction in which the entity acquires goods or services either as…

Q: ________ are a portion of the ownership of a company or cooperation.

A: COLLECTIVELY , SHARES ARE KNOWN AS STOCK AND ONE SHARE OF STOCK REPRESENT PART OWNERSHIP OF A…

Q: Which types of transactions, exchanges, or events would indicate that an investor has the ability to…

A: When an investor has a considerable amount of control over the activities of an investee, the equity…

Q: hen an investor uses the cost method to account for investments in subsidiary, cash dividends…

A: Solution Concept Cost method to account for investments in subsidiary           This method is used…

Q: Recording a write-down from an original partner’s capital of book value to its implied fair market…

A: Write down of capital implies reduction in the capital funded by a partner to the firm in the…

Q: share-based payment transaction provides that the employees have the right to choose the settlement…

A: Share based payment is an agreement  between  organization  and other party ( including  employees)…

Q: Dividends are recognized in profit or loss only when: Group of answer choices A. The amount of the…

A: Dividends are recognized in profit by the company received it when the dividends are received.

Q: The selection of the appropriate concept of capital by an entity should be based on the needs of the…

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Q: 1. What is an intercorporate share investments? a) Significance Influence b) Financial Assets vs…

A: Investments are the resources that the entity or individual has when capital is allocated for a…

Q: What is “comprehensive income”? Its composition varies from company to company but may include which…

A: Comprehensive income: The total of net income and other comprehensive income (OCI) is referred to as…

Q: What ratio is frequently used to assess the efficiency of not-for-profit entities?

A: The ratio of program service expenses to total expenses is frequently used by the analyst in order…

Q: Describe the sources of shareholder’s equity.

A: Stockholders’ equity or shareholder's equity:  The claims of owners on a company’s resources, after…

Q: How will the joint venture report the profit sharing of co-venturers?

A: A joint venture can be defined as a joint arrangement where the parties having joint control of the…

Q: Investments in equity instruments are financial assets because they are Group of answer choices…

A: Solution: As per IAS, Financial assets are those assets that is: 1. Cash 2. an equity instrument of…

Q: How do intra-entity profits present in any year affect the noncontrolling interest calculations?

A: Explain the way in which the intra entity profits present in any year affect the non-controlling…

Q: What are variable interests in an entity and how might they provide financial control over an…

A: Variable interest is referred as the interest rate on loan or security that differ over the period…

Q: Discuss the implication of reporting NCI as a separate item of owners equity

A: The minority interest or NCI is the position of ownership where the stake of a shareholder is not…

Q: What are the different financial risks in business acquisition and combination?

A: Financial risk is the risk that the company has overpaid or has got more leverage than required or…

Q: Financial contracts are those which give simultaneous rise to the financial assets of one entity and…

A: Introduction: A financial contract is an arrangement in the form of an individually negotiated deal,…

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A: Intercompany sales mean that sales are made by one company of the group of companies to the other…

Q: (d) Explain and justify the accounting treatment for share dividends and share splits.

A: Share dividend is the form of dividend in which company issue shares as dividend rather than cash.…

Q: Which one of the following is an internal characteristic that can affect the value of an investmen…

A: Internal Characteristics mean factors within the organization. It excludes political events,…

Q: What does shareholder’s equity includes? Explain them.

A: Shareholder’s equity: The claims of owner's on a company’s resources after the liabilities are paid…

Q: TS CorporatioI

A: Statement of financial position is nothing but balance sheet. It reflects the financial status of…

Q: Can a Joint venture use equity method of accounting? how bout the share of net income of each…

A: A joint venture refers to the business combination strategy wherein two or more businesses join…

Q: Define the following. a. Retained earnings? b. Goodwill? c. Investing activities?

A: a. Retained earnings: The amount of earnings undistributed as dividends to the stockholders is…

Q: If share-based payment transaction provides that the employees have the right to choose the…

A: Ans. A compound financial instrument is one in which where both equity and liability component are…

Q: Compute for the Non-controlling interest in Net Income.

A: Non-controlling interest of a firm means the portion that is not owned majorly by the company which…

Q: Discuss the differences between investment in associate and interest in joint venture in accounting…

A: Malaysian Financial Reporting Standards (MFRS): It was established by the Malaysian Accounting…

Q: What is net worth or shareholders’ net worth?

A: The stock holder’s net worth or net worth is the difference between total assets and liabilities of…

Q: What are the categories of shareholder's equity?

A: Shareholders Equity means total amount belonging to the shareholders of the business. It means…

Q: Demonstrate how to identify and account for equity investments classified forreporting purposes as…

A: Equity investments are those investments that are invested in a company through purchase of shares…

Q: Equity accounting for intercorporate investment relies on book value. But if the ownership is an…

A: Intercorporate investment is defined as an investment where a company makes an investment in another…

Q: Dividends are recognized in profit or loss only when: a. It is probable that the economic benefits…

A: As per IFRS 9 dividend needs to recognize in profit and loss account when, Entity's right to…

Q: What is agency relationship and how it gives  rise to agency cost of equity?

A: Introduction: Equity is nothing but a financial stake in a company. It includes shares owned by…

Q: Explain how the investment account is affected byinvestee activities under the equity method.

A: Equity method: Equity method is the method used for accounting equity investments which claim a…

Q: he profit or loss on realization is transferred to partners' capital accounts in their: Sacrificing…

A: REALIZATION PROFIT OR REALIZATION LOSS ARE TRANSFERRED TO THE PARTNER'S CAPITAL ACCOUNT IN THEIR…

Q: method, an investment in associate or joint venture is initially and subsequently measured at…

A: Answer - Option B Initial measurement - Cost Subsequent measurement- Cost, adjusted for the investor…

Q: What is the Ownership rights held by common shareholders?

A: Common stock: These are the ordinary shares that a corporation issues to the investors in order to…