a.
Introduction:
The consolidated financial statements are prepared for providing a consolidated view of the financials of the company having subsidiary companies. The
To calculate:The amount to be paid by P to purchase shares of S.
b.
Introduction:
The consolidated financial statements are prepared for providing a consolidated view of the financials of the company having subsidiary companies. The cash flows of all the subsidiary companies are shown as one entity in these statements.
To Calculate:The non-controlling interest in the consolidated
c.
Introduction:
The consolidated financial statements are prepared for providing a consolidated view of the financials of the company having subsidiary companies. The cash flows of all the subsidiary companies are shown as one entity in these statements.
To Calculate:The consolidated net income reported in the consolidated balance sheet.
d.
Introduction:
The consolidated financial statements are prepared for providing a consolidated view of the financials of the company having subsidiary companies. The cash flows of all the subsidiary companies are shown as one entity in these statements.
To calculate:The consolidated net income reported in the consolidated balance sheet.

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