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a) You are analysing the potential purchase of 100% Sohu Corp by your company, Sina Corp. The information below is provided.
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Note 1 : Calculation of Goodwill
Particulars Amount (RM'000)
Current Assets 65
Land 60
Plants, net 30
Equipment, net 30
Cash 10
Total Assets of Sohu Inc 195
Less : Current liabilities 60
Identifiable Net Assets of Sohu Inc (B) 135
Amount paid for purchase of business (A) 200
Goodwill (A-B) 65
Note 2 : Journal Entries to be passed for inter-company transactions
Entries to be passed for acquisition of business :
Particulars Dr. (RM'000) Cr. (RM'000)
Business purchase a/c ..Dr 200
To Vendor (Sohu Inc.) a/c 200
(Being acquistion of business of Sohu Inc)
Identifiable Net assets a/c (Refer to the working note 1 above)..Dr 135
Goodwill a/c ..Dr 65
To Business Purchase a/c 200
(Being entry for recognition of identifiable net assets of Sohu Inc.)
Cash a/c ..Dr 200
To Shareholders' Equity 200
(Being issue of shares)
Vendor (Sohu Inc.) a/c …Dr 200
To Cash a/c 200
(Being payment made to Sohu Inc. for acquisiton of business)
Consolidated Balance sheet of Sina Inc as on December 31, 20XX
Particulars Amount (RM'000)
Current Assets 145
Land 160
Plants, net 110
Equipment, net 100
Goodwill 65
Cash 70
Total assets 650
Current liabilities 300
Shareholders' Equity 350
Total Liabilities and Equity 650

b. First of all let's understand what accounting distortions are. Accounting distortions are deviations of reported information in financial statements from the underlying business reality. These distortions generally arise from the nature of accrual accounting and can be due to several reasons such as accounting standards, estimation errors, earnings management etc.

The major accounting distortions in debt securities investment are as follows :

-> Liabilities recognized at cost may be amortized.

-> Inconsistent definition and classification of equity instruments.

-> Making classification of debt and other securities based on intent.

-> The standard covering accounting for debt securities and equity instruments is a compromise between historical cost and fair value leaving opportunity for earnings management. Earnings management refers to when management manipulates the accounts for their own gain by manipulating accounts involving use of judgement and estimation.

-> Avoiding debt covenants and ultimately defaulting on borrowings.

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