Initially
recorded at fair value plus transaction cost, based on Para 43 of AASB 139.
Facts:
According to Para 43 of AASB 139, the investment must be recorded at the date
of acquisition according to the fair value of the price of shares before
further negotiation. Fair value means the price of the share at the current
time so it is necessary to record the investment price at fair value and also
its transaction costs.
Possibilities:
According to AASB 139, the investment and assets must be recognized at the fair
value with the transaction cost to determine the current profit and also
maintain the record of the organization on a fair value basis. When the 30%
investment is converted into the original owner then their value must be
determined at fair value with the transaction cost that spends by the company
who convert the share and having complete authority.
Solutions:
The Company measures the investment according to a fair value basis and manages
all the prices changes according to the current market situation. It is also
necessary to measure all the assets of the company with the investment at fair
value to determine their real price and consider the profitability ratio after
taking a share of investment and then convert into real ownership of the
company. (Legislation, 2004)
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Subsequently
accounted for under IAS 39 e.g. could be measured at fair value with changes
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In
value included in profit or loss or change recognized directly in equity.
Facts:
the company has to measure the investment cost
at fair value according to IAS 39. It also determines how the company records
the investment amount at the date of acquisition and the current date of what
is the value of the company going to be. Under IAS 39, the company has to
measure its all the financial instruments, its financial liabilities, and
equity according to changing prices in the market. It is necessary to measure
the price at fair value to determine the real profit or loss of the company and
earn how to enhance the profitability of the company.
Possibilities:
it is necessary to measure the price of an investment
in real price at the time to acquisition but when its reuse to convert into
some other form then the company must measure its price at fair value because
the company has to manage its financial report and at the time of acquiring the
shares of the other company, company has to determine all the prices and rates
ineffective way to generate more income and consider that is the acquisition
provide benefit to the company or not.
Solution: The
company must follow IAS 39 to recognize all the assets and liabilities and also
equity that involves in the company through major transactions. The company
obtains the equity before 6 months but now when it's converted into the real
ownership then the company has to consider its current price which is its fair
value and also determine its transaction costs that company has to pay and then
determine how much the company earn profit or loss in measuring the price of
investment and how much the company obtain benefit from all these elements.
This is the responsibility of the company to determine the price of equity at
fair value and effectively manage its accountability. (IASPLUS, 2019)
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On the formation of the business
combination, Para 42 of AASB 3 requires that the acquirer remeasure its
previously held equity interest in the acquiree at its acquisition-date fair
value and recognize the resultant gain/loss in profit or loss where the
investment had been measured at fair value with increments recognized directly
in equity, these amounts are transferred at acquisition date to profit or loss
as well and disclosed as reclassification adjustments.
Facts:
according to AASB 3 Para 42, the company has to measure its equity at the time
of acquisition and also at the date when the equity determines at fair value
according to changing authority ratio. This is very important to determine the
fair value of the equity and assets for the company because its real value
explains with all these terms and elements.
Possibilities: If
the company can’t measure its fair value of the equity and assets then the real
value never explains in true parameters. Different accounting standards are
prepared for this purpose to explain what the real purpose is and the real
value of all the elements involve in the company. The value and worth of the
company also determine according to these determinants and explain the worth of
the company in the market according to its authority and performance
measurements.
Solutions: the
company must revalue and remeasure its all the investment, equity, and assets
according to the current time and adequately measure its value. By using
different standards of accounting the company provides a better outcome and
explains its all areas that are also considered for many other stakeholders. (Legislation, 2004)
Reference of How to account for the original
30% investment in Bream Ltd
IASPLUS. (2019). IAS 39 — Financial Instruments:
Recognition and Measurement. Retrieved from
https://www.iasplus.com/en/standards/ias/ias39
Legislation.
(2004, July). AASB 139 - Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement.
Retrieved from https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2014C00769
Legislation.
(2004, July). AASB 3 - Business Combinations. Retrieved from
https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2005B01399
Speech:
According
to the company and its investment, when the company converts its authority
ratio and its minor share change into complete share then the value of all the
financial assets, liabilities, equity, and debts are changed according to
changing time. AASB 139, IAS 39, and many different accounting standards are
prepared to provide help to a different organization to revalue all elements at
fair value with the transaction cost and determine how much the company is
going to generate profit or loss while changing its position. The fair value
record of the companies is important in this regard as the company wants to
utilize all the efforts and determine its real price on the date when the
company moves to a new position and all the previous responsibilities and
designations are going to change according to new criteria. So it is important
for the company to convert its all elements at fair value and also calculate
its real price at the time of acquisition of new shares and obtaining new
authority.