CS Executive · Corporate Accounting and Financial Management · Consolidation of Accounts
Under AS 21, how are the parent's share of post-acquisition reserves of a subsidiary shown in the consolidated balance sheet?
The parent's share of post-acquisition reserves is included within the consolidated reserves and is not separately disclosed. AS 21 explains that this is consistent with presenting financial information of the group as a single whole.
- AAs a separate line called post-acquisition reserve
- BIncluded in the consolidated reserves without separate disclosureCorrect
- CSet off against goodwill on consolidation
- DTransferred to minority interest
Explanation
The Explanation to AS 21 para 13 says the parent's share of post-acquisition reserves forms part of the corresponding reserves in the consolidated balance sheet and need not be disclosed separately, since the aim is to present the group as a whole.
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