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PFRS 3: Business Combinations Guide

The document discusses business combinations and acquisition accounting. It defines the different types of business combinations, identifies the acquirer, discusses how to determine the acquisition date and recognize and measure goodwill. It also covers accounting for non-controlling interests, previously held equity interests, and acquisition-related costs.

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PFRS 3: Business Combinations Guide

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Business Combinations (Part 1) : Recognition and Measurement

Friday, 26 April 2024 1:52 pm

PFRS 3 : Business Combination

Business Combination
- There's control and business
TYPE:
1. Asset acquisition
- Buying assets and liabilities of an acquiree for a consideration (cash, stock)
TYPES:
a. Consolidation
- Company A + Company B = Company C
- No surviving entity
b. Merger
- Company A + Company B, there is a surviving entity, it is either Company A or Company B
- Ex: LandBank + UCPB = LandBank
2. Stock acquisition
- To have control, buy stocks or net assets of an acquiree
Acquirer
- parent
Acquiree
Control
- You have control if more than 50% (51%+) ownership, not absolute
- You can still have control even if < 50%
Acquisition method
- Very procedural

1. Identifying the acquirer


Acquirer
- Sya yung madalas nagbabayad or stocks yung inissue nya
- Merong control
- Kung sino yung mas nagdodominate

2. Determining the acquisition date


- Closing date
- The date on which the acquiree legally transfers the considerations
- Based on contract or actual transfer
- Nakakaaffect sa computation

3. Recognizing and measuring goodwill


CONSIDERATION TRANSFERRED
- @ fair value
- Contingent consideration - hindi matatransfer hangga't di nangyayari yung condition

NCI (NON-CONTROLLING INTEREST)


- Either @ fair value or NCI's proportionate share of acquiree's identifiable net assets
- Also known as "minority interest"
PREVIOUSLY HELD EQUITY INTEREST IN THE ACQUIREE

NET IDENTIFIABLE ASSETS ACQUIRED


- Acquisition date @ fair value

PROBLEM 6 ( page 56 )
3. Asset acquisition
Acquirer: Entity A
FV of net identifiable assets:
Receivables 100,000
Inventory 450,000
Building 1,800,000
Liabilities (700,000)
TOTAL 1,650,000
Consideration transferred 1,800,000
NCI (kapag acquired ALL, walang NCI) 0
Previously held interest 0
TOTAL 1,800,000
Less: FV of net identifiable assets (1,650,000)
Goodwill 150,000

4. Stock acquisition
Acquirer: Entity A
FV of net identifiable assets:
Identifiable assets 4,000,000
Liabilities (1,600,000)
TOTAL 2,400,000

Consideration transferred 2,000,000


NCI (2.4M x 25%) 600,000
Previously held interest 0
TOTAL 2,600,000
Less: FV of net identifiable assets 2,400,000
Goodwill 200,000

5. @ FV
FV of net identifiable assets:
Identifiable assets 4,000,000
Liabilities (1,600,000)
TOTAL 2,400,000

Consideration transferred 2,000,000


NCI 540,000
Previously held interest 0
TOTAL 2,540,000
Less: FV of net identifiable assets 2,400,000
Goodwill 140,000
ACQUISTION-RELATED COSTS
- Expense except for:
A. Costs to issue debt securities measured @ amortized cost
B. Costs to issue equity securities accounted for as deduction from share premium

RESTRUCTURING PROVISIONS
- Nagbago ng line of business
- Nagbawas ng tauhan/operations
- Nag-iiba yung mismong company
- Isasama lang ang restructuring provisions kapag existing na before iacquire ng acquirer
- Iinclude lang kapag may plano nang restructuring provisions bago pa magkaroon ng business
combination (on or before)

PROBLEM 6 ( page 57 )
6. .
FV of net identifiable assets:
Identifiable assets 3,800,000
Liabilities (1,900,000)
TOTAL 1,900,000

Consideration transferred 1,800,000


NCI 0
Previously held interest 0
TOTAL 1,800,000
Less: FV of net identifiable assets 2,400,000
Goodwill (Gain on bargain purchase) (100,000)

Journal Entry:
Share on premium 36,000
Cash 36,000
Expense 60,000
Cash 60,000
SPECIFIC RECOGNITION PRINCIPLES
1. Operating leases
- Acquiree is the lessee
- Favorable = intangible assets
- Unfavorable = liability
- Acquiree is the lessor - no recognition of liability/intangible asset

2. Intangible asset

PROBLEM 6 ( page 57 )
7. .
FV of net identifiable assets:
Identifiable assets (4M + 100K + 160K + 40K) 4,300,000
Liabilities (1,600,000)
TOTAL 2,700,000

Consideration transferred 2,800,000


NCI 0
Previously held interest 0
TOTAL 2,800,000
Less: FV of net identifiable assets 2,700,000
Goodwill (Gain on bargain purchase) 100,000

EXCEPTION TO RECOGNITION PRINCIPLE - CONTINGENT LIABILITIES


- Present obligation
- @FV is measured reliably

PROBLEM 6 ( page 58 )
8. .
FV of net identifiable assets:
Identifiable assets 4,000,000
Liabilities (1.6M + 200K) (1,800,000)
TOTAL 2,200,000

Consideration transferred 1,800,000


NCI (2.2M * 25%) 550,000
Previously held interest 0
TOTAL 2,350,000
Less: FV of net identifiable assets (2,200,000)
Goodwill (Gain on bargain purchase) 150,000

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