Speem SEC-S32W5: (Treatment of Consolidated Accounts Statement of Financial Position).
Teaching is one thing that helps me during my days in school. As an accounting student back then, I assisted my coursemates and other level students with tutorials both at home and online on the topics that I knew very well.
Accounting is a nice course to study in a university, Polytechnic, or college of education, but a lot of students find it difficult because of the calculation aspects of it. To this, I decided to host a brief tutorial on accounting so anyone who needs my services can reach out to me. Though it's just a fast introduction that I need, which the noises in my area couldn't allow me to focus on, and other factors.
Having said that, in my short tutorial video, I talked on the topic: "Consolidated Accounts Statement of Financial Position". In this topic, I selected mergers and acquisitions and talked about it briefly, and then introduced what parent company is, what group and subsidiaries are also.
I also talked about Goodwill and what it means in business acquisition, which I then went further and picked an illustration in my ICAN book and solved it practically. In solving the question, I began by showing working using the IFRS standard, and I calculated the following
- Net acquisition of the business
- Non-controlling interest (NCI)
- Goodwill
- Consolidated account.
Calculating all of that, I then used the information and prepared the "Consolidated Statement of Financial Position as at 2001", which is the given year.
I am inviting: @dove11, @entity01, and @ruthjoe
Cc:- @marvinvelasquez
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Hi, @josepha
It's great to see that you've accepted my challenge; I'm glad you took the time to participate.
Your video was great—that was the whole point: to take your time and do it at your own pace. The only mistake you made was the format—you should have shot it in landscape, not portrait.