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Shares of fair value Rs 5,00,000 plus Rs 1,00,000 cash for net assets Rs 5,40,000. Goodwill?Read the answer and worked solution →Consideration to transferor equity holders is wholly 9% preference shares. How is the deal classed?Read the answer and worked solution →All merger conditions are met except that the transferor's business will be wound up. Which method applies?Read the answer and worked solution →Under the purchase method, transferor reserves other than statutory ones are?Read the answer and worked solution →Besides carrying amounts, how may assets be recorded in a purchase?Read the answer and worked solution →What can influence fair value determination in a purchase-type amalgamation?Read the answer and worked solution →Specific provisions in a purchase deal may cover which expected costs?Read the answer and worked solution →Identifiable assets in a purchase can include which kind of item?Read the answer and worked solution →Pooling accounts for amalgamation as if the separate businesses were intended to do what?Read the answer and worked solution →In which type do transferor shareholders normally not keep a proportionate equity share?Read the answer and worked solution →A genuine pooling in a merger covers assets, liabilities, shareholders' interests and what?Read the answer and worked solution →AS 14 is directed principally at which type of enterprise?Read the answer and worked solution →If a scheme departs from AS 14 on reserves, what must be disclosed?Read the answer and worked solution →In merger accounting, resultant assets, liabilities, capital and reserves roughly equal what?Read the answer and worked solution →In the pooling method, conflicting accounting policies are handled how?Read the answer and worked solution →When can amalgamation goodwill be amortised beyond five years?Read the answer and worked solution →Statutory reserves keep their identity only when the transferee complies with what?Read the answer and worked solution →AS 14 defines fair value as the amount for an asset exchange between whom?Read the answer and worked solution →Consideration for amalgamation is the aggregate of securities issued and what else?Read the answer and worked solution →In a merger, the Profit and Loss balance can alternatively go to which reserve?Read the answer and worked solution →

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Shares of fair value Rs 5,00,000 plus Rs 1,00,000 cash for net assets Rs 5,40,000. Goodwill?

  1. Rs 1,00,000
  2. Rs 60,000
  3. Rs 40,000
  4. Rs 1,40,000
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Correct answer: B. Rs 60,000

Consideration is 5,00,000 plus 1,00,000 cash, which is 6,00,000; subtracting net assets of 5,40,000 leaves 60,000.

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Consideration to transferor equity holders is wholly 9% preference shares. How is the deal classed?

  1. Nature of purchase
  2. Capital reduction
  3. Nature of merger
  4. Share buyback
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Correct answer: A. Nature of purchase

A merger needs consideration wholly in equity shares, so preference shares breach that condition and make it a purchase.

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All merger conditions are met except that the transferor's business will be wound up. Which method applies?

  1. Purchase method
  2. Cost method
  3. Equity method
  4. Pooling method
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Correct answer: A. Purchase method

Continuation of the transferor's business is a merger condition, so failing it means the purchase method must be used.

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