Mistakes in cpaexcel far textbook

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    Wiley Question –

    under intercompany transactions chapter (in bold)

    B. Typical intercompany accounts receivable/accounts payable and the amount of each to eliminate are:

    1. (Trade) Accounts Receivable/Accounts Payable (100%): The full amount of the intercompany receivable and intercompany payable must be eliminated;

    2. Loan Receivable/Loan Payable;

    3. Interest Receivable/Interest Receivable (100%);

    4. Dividends Receivable (100%)/Dividends Payable (Intercompany %): Note that only the intercompany amount of the dividends payable must be eliminated. Any dividend payable to noncontrolling shareholders will not be eliminated.

    Example:

    Assume that during the period Company P, the parent company, provided services to its subsidiary, Company S for $10,000. Each company would bring the following account balances onto the consolidating worksheet:

    Company P / I/C Revenue (from S) = $10,000 (DR)

    Company S / I/C Expense (to P) = $10,000 (CR)

    On the consolidating worksheet the following eliminating entry would be required so that no intercompany revenue or expense will show on the consolidated financial statements:

    DR: I/C Revenue (from S) $10,000

    CR: I/C Expense (to P) $10,000

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    3. should be interest payable/interest receivable

    2nd example first entry should be debit expense, credit revenue

    the reversal would be debit revenue, credit expense

    RIGHT?

    #459041
    Anonymous
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    3. should be interest payable/interest receivable

    2nd example first entry should be debit expense, credit revenue

    the reversal would be debit revenue, credit expense

    RIGHT?

    #458907
    Anonymous
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    another one under the chapter “ifrs – consolidations”

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    Consolidations U.S. GAAP – IFRS Differences

    U.S. GAAP IFRS

    Control defined as <50% ownership Control can be obtained with >50% ownership in certain circumstances i.e., potential rights, right to appoint key personnel, or decision making rights

    LOLW UT

    #459043
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    another one under the chapter “ifrs – consolidations”

    .

    Consolidations U.S. GAAP – IFRS Differences

    U.S. GAAP IFRS

    Control defined as <50% ownership Control can be obtained with >50% ownership in certain circumstances i.e., potential rights, right to appoint key personnel, or decision making rights

    LOLW UT

    #458909
    Jennifer241
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    There is a help desk in the cpa excel materials, you should be posting these things there so that they can fix them in future productions. I don't think they are helping anyone here…

    AUD - Jan 9,13 Pass
    REG - Aug 30,13 Pass
    BEC - Oct 26,13 Pass
    FAR - Dec 4,13 Pass

    Licensed CPA in the state of Oregon

    #459045
    Jennifer241
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    There is a help desk in the cpa excel materials, you should be posting these things there so that they can fix them in future productions. I don't think they are helping anyone here…

    AUD - Jan 9,13 Pass
    REG - Aug 30,13 Pass
    BEC - Oct 26,13 Pass
    FAR - Dec 4,13 Pass

    Licensed CPA in the state of Oregon

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