a
Consolidated Income statement: Immediately after the acquisition, a complete set of consolidated financial statements are prepared for the consolidated entity. In that process, all the revenue and expenses of both the individual companies are combined to create a consolidated income statement to determine consolidated net income, in this process all the intercompany obligations are eliminated.
The reporting of income to non-controlling shareholders’ of consolidated entity in consolidated income statement of 2016.
b
Consolidated Income statement: Immediately after the acquisition, a complete set of consolidated financial statements are prepared for the consolidated entity. In that process, all the revenue and expenses of both the individual companies are combined to create a consolidated income statement to determine consolidated net income, in this process all the intercompany obligations are eliminated.
The way M company reports its subsidiary non-controlling interest in 2016 balance sheet.
c
Consolidated Income statement: Immediately after the acquisition, a complete set of consolidated financial statements are prepared for the consolidated entity. In that process, all the revenue and expenses of both the individual companies are combined to create a consolidated income statement to determine consolidated net income, in this process all the intercompany obligations are eliminated.
The level of ownership M has in several special purpose affiliates, and determine the treatment of this affiliates in consolidation.
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