Course Description

Synopsis:

This module provides an overview of the application of the acquisition method of SFRS(I) 3 / FRS 103 Business Combinations on acquisitions of new subsidiaries. The module provides practical insights into determining goodwill or gains from a bargain purchase, and recognizing and measuring the fair value of identifiable net assets and non-controlling interests as at acquisition date.

The content is covered in two parts.

In this Part 1, it will focus on key concepts related to business combinations and acquisitions of subsidiaries. 

Part 2 of the module, Unlocking SFRS(I) 3 Practical Insights into Business Combinations (Part TWO) : A Comprehensive Illustration, features a comprehensive illustration of the application of the acquisition method in consolidated financial statements to give a good visualisation of the business combination process. The illustration will also feature two useful analytical checks on non-controlling interests and consolidated retained earnings.

 

Intended For:

  • Audit Professionals / PAIP
  • Finance Professionals  / PAIB 
  • C-suite & Directors
  • Business Owners

The recording content will be useful to accounting and auditing professionals in developing and enhancing competencies in applying the acquisition method and auditing the effects respectively. 

As the acquisition method has a significant impact on the statement of financial position and future income statements, the module will contribute insights to directors and business owners to better understand the implications of their acquisition decisions.

 

Competency Mapping: 

  • CPE Category 1 = 1.0 CPE Hour
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Pearl Tan

Dr Pearl Tan, retired Associate Professor of Accounting, has extensive experience in teaching and developing courses on advanced topics in financial accounting at Singapore Management University and Nanyang Technological University where she previously taught. Dr Tan had won a number of teaching awards during her teaching career. Dr Tan has an active interest in the IFRS and provides feedback to policy-making bodies.  She has co-authored two books on IFRS that are used by several Asian universities. Dr Tan served on the inaugural Learning and Assessment Committee of the Singapore Qualification Programme and was a member of the Advisory Committee for Accounting Standards for Statutory Boards, and the Financial Reporting Committee of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA). She was awarded the Public Administration Medal (Bronze) in 2015.

Course Rating

4

Speaker's Rating

4

1 CPE Hour

Lesson(s)

5

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