GeneGJ
Mar 28, 2012, 03:02 AM
I have a question on accounting for subsidiaries.
Company B is a partially owned subsidiary of company A. It has been fully consolidated for a couple of years.
Is it possible under any circumstances in some future period after the periods the assets of company`s B were accounted at fair value, company B assets to be accounted at initial purchasing price which is smaller than the previous fair value and no goodwill, positive nor negative is accounted.
Thanks
Company B is a partially owned subsidiary of company A. It has been fully consolidated for a couple of years.
Is it possible under any circumstances in some future period after the periods the assets of company`s B were accounted at fair value, company B assets to be accounted at initial purchasing price which is smaller than the previous fair value and no goodwill, positive nor negative is accounted.
Thanks