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2. How to prepare consolidated
Balance Sheet
Parmil Kumar
Associate Professor Commerce
Govt P.G. College Ambala Cantt.
3. Balance Sheet of H Ltd & S Ltd on 31 march 2020
(on this date H Ltd acquired 5000 shares in S Ltd)
Liabilities H Ltd S Ltd Assets H Ltd S Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 5,00,000 Investments(5000 shares
of S Ltd)
5,00,000 --
Reserve 600,000 -- Sundry assets 22,40,000 5,80,000
Trade Payable 140,000 80,000
Totals 27,40,000 5,80,000 Totals 27,40,000 5,80,000
4. Consolidated Balance Sheet of H Ltd on 31 march 2020
Liabilities H Ltd Assets H Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 Investments 0
Reserve 600,000 Sundry assets 22,40,000+580,000=28,20,000
Trade Payable 140,000+80,000=2,20,000
Minority Interest** 0 *Cost of Control/
Goodwill
( Amount
Paid=5.00,000 –
Capital+ reserve
acquired=500.000
0
Totals 28,20,000 Totals 28,20,000
5. Balance Sheet of H Ltd & S Ltd on 31 march 2020
(on 1.04.2019 H Ltd acquired 5000 shares in S Ltd)
Liabilities H Ltd S Ltd Assets H Ltd S Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 5,00,000 Investments(5000 shares
of S Ltd)
620,000 --
Reserve
Current year profits
400,000
200,000
40,000
60,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000 6,80,000
Trade Payable 140,000 80,000
Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000 Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000
7. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits
pre acq=40,000 and post acq=60,000
• Date of Acquisition 1.04.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. on or
before this date are capital profits for H Ltd.=(40000 are capital profit
and H Ltd has 100% of it 40,000 will be taken in calculation of cost of
control)
• Date of Acquisition 1.04.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. After this
date are Revenue profits for H Ltd.=(60000 are Revenue profits and H
Ltd has 100% of it 60,000 will be added to the current year profits of
H Ltd.)
8. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits
pre-aqsn. 40,000 and post-acqstn 60,000
S Ltd Profits
40,000 +60,000
Post Acquisition
60,000
H share=60,000
Date of Acquisition 1.04.19
Pre-acquisition
40,000
H share=40,000
Revenue Profit Added
to C.Y Profits
Capital
Profit/Cost of
control
9. Consolidated Balance Sheet of H Ltd on 31 march 2020
Liabilities H Ltd Assets H Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 Investments 0
Reserve
C. Y Pft. 100% of
Subs100% (60000)
Capital Reserve
600,000
60,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000+680,000=28,00,000
Trade Payable 140,000+80,000=2,20,000
Minority Interest**
0 Share
0% of
(Capital+Reserve)
0 *Cost of Control/
Goodwill
( Amount
Paid=6.20,000 –
100 % of (Capital+
reserve)
acquired=100 %
(500.000+40,000)
= 540,000
(Ans. 80,000)
80,000
10. Balance Sheet of H Ltd & S Ltd on 31 march 2020
(on 1.04.2019 H Ltd acquired 4500 shares in S Ltd)
Liabilities H Ltd S Ltd Assets H Ltd S Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 5,00,000 Investments(4500 shares
of S Ltd)
620,000 --
Reserve
Current year profits
400,000
200,000
40,000
60,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000 6,80,000
Trade Payable 140,000 80,000
Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000 Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000
11. Minority interest
• As only 4500 share out of 5,000 share of S Ltd are acquired by H Ltd:
means 4500*100/5000=only 90% share are purchased
• It means 10% is Minority Interest
• Minority Interest=10% of (capital + Reserve)=10%(500,000)
+10%(40,000+60,000)or 10%(100.000) =10% (600,000) =60,000
• OR Minority interest=10% of capital+ 10% of Capital profit+ 10% of
Revenue profit = 10% of 500,000 +10% of 40,000 + 10% of 60000
• =50,000+4,000+6,000=60,000
• Means 10% of (capital + all profit) of S Ltd
• Here need not difference b/w capital profit or revenue profits
12. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits for H Ltd
S Ltd Profits
40000, +60000
Post Acquisition
60,000
H share=90%=54,000
Date of Acquisition 1.04.19
Pre-acquisition
40,000
H share=90%=36,000
Revenue Profit Added
to C.Y Profits
Capital
Profit/Cost of
control
13. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits
• Date of Acquisition 1.04.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. on or
before this date are capital profits for H Ltd.=(40000 are capital profit
and H Ltd has 90% of it 36,000 will be taken in calculation of cost of
control)
• Date of Acquisition 1.04.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. After this
date are Revenue profits for H Ltd.=(60000 are Revenue profits and H
Ltd has 90% of it 54,000 will be added to the current year profits of H
Ltd.)
14. Consolidated Balance Sheet of H Ltd on 31 march 2020
Liabilities H Ltd Assets H Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 Investments 0
Reserve
C. Y Pft. 90% of
Subs90% (60000)
Capital Reserve
600,000
54,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000+680,000=28,00,000
Trade Payable 140,000+80,000=2,20,000
Minority Interest**
500 Share
10% of
(Capital+Reserve)
60,000 *Cost of Control/
Goodwill
( Amount
Paid=6.20,000 –
90 % of (Capital+
reserve)
acquired=90 %
(500.000+40,000)
= 486,000
134000
134,000
15. Balance Sheet of H Ltd & S Ltd on 31 march 2020
(on 1.04.2019 H Ltd acquired 4000 shares in S Ltd)
Liabilities H Ltd S Ltd Assets H Ltd S Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 5,00,000 Investments(4000 shares
of S Ltd)
620,000 --
Reserve
Current year profits
400,000
200,000
40,000
60,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000 6,80,000
Trade Payable 140,000 80,000
Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000 Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000
16. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits
• Date of Acquisition 1.04.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. on or
before this date are capital profits for H Ltd.=(40000 are capital profit
and H Ltd has 80% of it 32,000 will be taken in calculation of cost of
control)
• Date of Acquisition 1.04.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. After this
date are Revenue profits for H Ltd.=(60000 are Revenue profits and H
Ltd has 80% of it 48,000 will be added to the current year profits of H
Ltd.)
17. Minority interest
• As only 4000 share are acquired by H Ltd: means 4000*100/5000=
80% share
• 20% is Minority Interest
• Minority Interest=20% of (capital + Reserve)=20%(500,000)
+20%(40,000+60,000)or 20%(100.000) =20% (600,000) =1,20,000
• OR Minority interest=20% of capital+ 20% of Capital profit+ 20% of
Revenue profit = 20% of 500,000 +20% of 40,000 + 20% of 60000
• =100,000+8,000+12,000=1,20,000
• Means 20% of (capital + all profit) of S Ltd
• Here need not difference b/w capital profit or revenue profits
18. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits for H Ltd
S Ltd Profits
40000, +60000
Post Acquisition
60,000
H share=80%=48,000
Date of Acquisition 1.04.19
Pre-acquisition
40,000
H share=80%=32,000
Revenue Profit Added
to C.Y Profits
Capital
Profit/Cost of
control
19. Consolidated Balance Sheet of H Ltd on 31 march 2020
Liabilities H Ltd Assets H Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 Investments 0
Reserve
C. Y Pft. 80% of
Subs80% (60000)
Capital Reserve
600,000
48,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000+680,000=28,00,000
Trade Payable 140,000+80,000=2,20,000
Minority Interest**
1000 Share
20% of
(Capital+Reserve)
1,20,000 *Cost of Control/
Goodwill
( Amount
Paid=6.20,000 –
80 % of (Capital+
reserve)
acquired=80 %
(500.000+40,000)
= 4,32,000
1,88,000
Totals 29,88,000 Totals 29,88,000
20. Balance Sheet of H Ltd & S Ltd on 31 march 2020
(on 1.09.2019 H Ltd acquired 4000 shares in S Ltd)
Liabilities H Ltd S Ltd Assets H Ltd S Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 5,00,000 Investments(4,000 shares
of S Ltd)
620,000 --
Reserve
Current year profits
400,000
200,000
40,000
60,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000 6,80,000
Trade Payable 140,000 80,000
Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000 Totals 27,40,000 6,80,000
21. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits
• Date of Acquisition 1.09.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. on or
before this date are capital profits for H Ltd.=(40000 before1.04.19+ 6
months profits of current year=60000*6/12=30,000) =70,000 are
capital profit and H Ltd has 80% of share=80%of 70,000= 56,000 will
be taken in calculation of cost of control)
• Date of Acquisition 1.09.19; means all the profits of S Ltd. After this
date (6 months) are Revenue profits for H Ltd.=(60000*6/12=30,000
are Revenue profits and H Ltd has 80% of it,=80%of 30,000= 24,000
will be added to the current year profits of H Ltd.)
22. Pre acquisition and post-acquisition profits
S Ltd Profits
40000, +60000
Post Acquisition
60,000*6/12=30000
H share=80%of 30,000 =24,000
Min. share=20%=60000
Date of Acquisition 1.09.19
Pre-acquisition
40,000+60000*6/12
=40000+30000= 70,000
H share=80%of70000=56,000
Min.share=20%=14,000
Revenue Profit Added
to C.Y Profits
Capital
Profit/Cost of
control
23. Minority interest
• As only 4000 share are acquired by H Ltd: means 4000*100/5000=
80% share
• 20% is Minority Interest
• Minority Interest=20% of (capital + Reserve)=20%(500,000)
+20%(40,000+60,000)or 20%(100.000) =20% (600,000) =1,20,000
• OR Minority interest=20% of capital+ 20% of Capital profit+ 20% of
Revenue profit = 20% of 500,000 +20% of 70,000 + 20% of 30000
• =100,000+14,000+6,000=1,20,000
• Means 20% of (capital + all profit) of S Ltd
• Here need not difference b/w capital profit or revenue profits
24. Consolidated Balance Sheet of H Ltd on 31 march 2020
Liabilities H Ltd Assets H Ltd
Share Capital( Rs. 100
Each)
20,00,000 Investments 0
Reserve
C. Y Pft. 80% of Subs)
80% (30,000)
600,000
24,000
Sundry assets 21,20,000+680,000=28,00,000
Trade Payable 140,000+80,000=2,20,000
Minority Interest**
1000 Share
20% of
(Capital+Reserve)
120,000 *Cost of Control/
Goodwill
( Amount
Paid=6.20,000 –
80 % of (Capital+
reserve)
acquired=80 %
(500.000+40,000+
60000*6/12)=
80%(5,70,000)=
4,56,000
164,000
Totals 29,64,000 Totals 29,64,000