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all business combinations are required
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to be accounted for using the
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acquisition method
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the acquisition method consists of four
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steps
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here we focus on the fourth step which
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is the calculation
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and recognition of goodwill or bargain
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purchase
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ifrs 3 paragraph 32 sets out the formula
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for the calculation of goodwill
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which is purchase consideration plus the
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fair value of previously held equity
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interest in the acquiree
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plus the amount of non-controlling
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interest
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minus the fair value of the identifiable
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net assets of the acquiree
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efrice 3 paragraph 19 allows a choice
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for the measurement of non-controlling
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interest
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that is the full goodwill method or the
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partial goodwill method
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if the entity chooses the full goodwill
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method then it would measure the
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non-controlling interest using the fair
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value of shares held by the
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non-controlling interest shareholders
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for example alpha limited is a major
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player in the shoe manufacturing
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industry
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on 31st december alpha acquired 90
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share interest in beta limited for 250
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thousand dollars
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beta is a major competitor in the shoe
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industry this acquisition gives alpha
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limited control over beta limited
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beta limited's net identifiable assets
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had a fair value of three hundred
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thousand dollars on the acquisition date
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and the fair value of the
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non-controlling interest was sixty
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thousand dollars
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what is the value of goodwill if alpha
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adopts the full goodwill method
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we would need to substitute the amounts
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into the goodwill formula
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consideration is 250 000
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alpha limited did not own any previous
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equity interest in beta limited so this
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is zero
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as alpha limited uses the full goodwill
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method
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the amount of nci will equal the fair
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value of shares held by the
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non-controlling interest shareholders
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which is sixty thousand dollars the fair
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value of the identifiable net assets is
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equal to three hundred thousand dollars
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therefore goodwill will be ten thousand
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dollars
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if an entity chooses the partial
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goodwill method
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then it would measure non-controlling
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interest as the
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nci percentage of the identifiable net
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assets
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if alpha limited adopted the partial
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goodwill method
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what would goodwill be
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the values for all other variables would
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be the same
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but nci in this case would be thirty
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thousand dollars
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which is calculated as three hundred
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thousand dollars of identifiable net
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assets
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times ten percent which is the
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proportion attributable to the
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non-controlling interest shareholders
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therefore the final outcome is negative
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twenty thousand dollars
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this negative amount is not referred to
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as goodwill but
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rather as a bargain purchase or negative
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goodwill
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a phrase three 3 paragraph 36 requires
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that when there is a bargain purchase
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option
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the acquirer is to reassess if
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all identifiable assets and assumed
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liabilities
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have been accounted for in other words
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the acquirer must re-evaluate whether
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step 3 of the acquisition method
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was correctly done if there is still a
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bargain purchase
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after reassessing step 3 then the amount
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shall be recognized directly in profit
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and loss
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on the acquisition date goodwill
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is recognized as an asset at acquisition
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date
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so now we need to consider how goodwill
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is measured in subsequent years
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after initial recognition efforts 3
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paragraph b63a requires it to be
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measured as the amount initially
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recognized
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minus accumulated impairment losses
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there are two important rules relating
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to subsequent measurement of goodwill
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the first is that no amortization is
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permitted for goodwill
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and the second is that goodwill must be
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tested annually
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for impairment in terms of ies 36.
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to recap goodwill calculation can differ
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depending on whether the full goodwill
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method
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or partial goodwill method is used
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further
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there are rules relating to subsequent
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measurement of goodwill
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in terms of efforts 3 and is 36.
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