
Concept explainers
(a)
Introduction: Consolidation entries are required to be passed in case a company takes over or acquires other companies. The consolidation entries are passed by the parent company in order to eliminate investment and other holdings.
The reason for recording the elimination entries in the consolidated worksheet.
(b)
Introduction: Non- controlling interest is the minority interest wherein the owner holds less than 50% ownership in the subsidiary company. They are measured at net asset value and do not hold any potential voting rights. Owners of non-controlling interest have no say in the decision-making process.
The beginning of period non-controlling interest.
(c)
Introduction: Non- controlling interest is the minority interest wherein the owner holds less than 50% ownership in the subsidiary company. They are measured at net asset value and do not hold any potential voting rights. Owners of non-controlling interest have no say in the decision-making process.
The end of period non-controlling interest
(d)
Introduction: Consolidation entries are required to be passed in case a company takes over or acquires other companies. The consolidation entries are passed by the parent company in order to eliminate investment and other holdings.
The balance of subsidiary that must be eliminated.
(e)
Introduction: Consolidation entries are required to be passed in case a company takes over or acquires other companies. The consolidation entries are passed by the parent company in order to eliminate investment and other holdings.
The balance of parent company that should be eliminated.

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