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INCOME FROM SUBSIDIARY


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Income from Subsidiary

1. Interest income
2. Dividend income

Interest Income (Debenture interests)

a. S has not provided for the interests


b. S has provided but P has not
accounted for its share of interests
income
c. Both P & S have recorded the
interests

Example

S has in issue 10% RM100,000 debenture


of which RM40,000 is held by its parent
company.

a. S has not provided for the second


half-years interests
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In S
Debenture interest payable: 10% x
100,000 x = 5,000
i) Dr P & L (S) 5,000
Cr Deb int payable (S) 5,000
In P
Ps share: 40% x 5,000 = 2,000
ii) Dr Deb int receivable (P) 2,000
Cr P & L (P) 2,000
On consolidation
iii) Dr Deb int pay (S) 2,000
Cr Deb int rec (P) 2,000

b. S has provided but P has not


accounted for its share of interests
income
Provide entries (ii) and (iii)

c. Both P & S have recorded the


interests
Only provide entry (iii)
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Dividends from S

i) Ordinary dividends declared by the


directors
ii) Preference dividends so long as S has
sufficient profits it must first pay out
the dividends due to the preference
shareholders

3 possible situations (applicable to both


ord & pref shares)

1. S has not provided for the dividends


2. S has provided for the dividend, but P
has not accounted for its share of
dividends receivable from S
3. Both P and S have recorded the
dividends
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Example

S has 200,000 RM1 ordinary shares in


issue. P acquired 75% of these shares some
years ago. As at year-end, directors of S
declared a 10% dividend on ordinary
shares.

1. S has not provided for the


dividends

In S

Dividends payable: 200,000 x RM1 x


10% = 20,000

(a) Dr P & L (S) 20,000


Cr Ord div payable (S) 20,000

In P

Ps share: 75% x 20,000 = 15,000


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(b) Dr Ord div receivable (P) 15,000


Cr P & L (P) 15,000

On consolidation

(c) Dr Ord div pay (S) 20,000


Cr Ord div rec (P) 15,000
Cr Ord div pay to NCI 5,000

2. S has provided, but P has not


accounted for its share of dividends
receivable from S

Provide in P entry (b)


Consolidation adjustment entry (c)

3. Both P and S have recorded the


dividends

Provide consolidation adjustment


entry (c)

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