Assess and identify the parent/acquirer that will direct the relevant activities of the investee. (i) Diagram 1 Goya Berhad Thousands of 40% shareholders, Fiona Berhad Shareholder 2 none individually hold more 10% 5% than 1% shares Shareholder 1 Note: None of the shareholders has any arrangement to consult each other or to make collective decisions.

Assess and identify the parent/acquirer that will direct the relevant activities of the investee. (i) Diagram 1 Goya Berhad Thousands of 40% shareholders, Fiona Berhad Shareholder 2 none individually hold more 10% 5% than 1% shares Shareholder 1 Note: None of the shareholders has any arrangement to consult each other or to make collective decisions.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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