Thank you for explaining this. Sometimes the textbooks have a very roundabout way of explaining simple concepts, making things more complicated. You helped me pass my exams :)
Thanks a lot for the video. I wonder to know why it seems to me that you pay to acquire the subsidiary less than what it is really worth. The subsidiary has retained earning of 14000. I assume that the retained earnings of the subsidiary must be canceled out. May you pls explain this?
Thank you for explaining this. Sometimes the textbooks have a very roundabout way of explaining simple concepts, making things more complicated. You helped me pass my exams :)
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Hello what do you do with tax under the liabilities do you add it like payables or subtract
Thanks a lot for the video. I wonder to know why it seems to me that you pay to acquire the subsidiary less than what it is really worth. The subsidiary has retained earning of 14000. I assume that the retained earnings of the subsidiary must be canceled out. May you pls explain this?
The company was owned from day 1 of subs opperations. Therefore they had no retained earnings when purchased.
am wondering for the non currents assests how did it end up to 90000
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