Elegant Ltd is a majority-owned subsidiary company of Innova Ltd. Elegant Ltd has sold some assets...
Elegant Ltd is a majority-owned subsidiary company of Innova Ltd. Elegant Ltd has sold some assets to Innova Ltd. How will these assets be reflected in the consolidated statement of financial position of both companies? The value of the assets will A) appear at selling price in the consolidated statement. B) appear at cost in the consolidated statement. C) not be reflected in the consolidated statement. D) be the same for both companies in their individual statement of financial position.
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Solution:
The value of the assets sold by Elegant Ltd to Innova Ltd will appear at cost in the consolidated statement.
Hence option "B" is correct.
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