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Table of Contents
Acquisition analysis:........................................................................................................................2
Consolidation journals:....................................................................................................................3
Worksheet entries:...........................................................................................................................4
Rationale of intra-group transactions:.............................................................................................4
Consolidated financial statements:..................................................................................................6
References:......................................................................................................................................8

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Acquisition analysis:

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Consolidation journals:

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Worksheet entries:
Rationale of intra-group transactions:
The adjustments are required to be made to the intra-group transactions, since these are
internal to the business organisation and they do not represent the impact of transactions with
external parties (Beuselinck and Deloof 2014). In this case, the following intra-group
transactions are made:
Retained earnings:
This transaction is for the previous period, in which Possum Limited tax before profit of
$750 or profit after tax of $525 on sale of inventory, which is within the group. As the sale is
made by not considering the outside entities, it is necessary to eliminate profit on consolidation.

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Any gain on selling inventory sold to the outside parties does not need any consolidated
adjustment since the gains on sale are recognised by the group.
Inventory:
At 30th June 2017, Leadbeaters Limited has inventory in hand still from the intra-group
transactions in the previous period and they are recorded at cost including an unrecognised profit
of $750. The inventory cost to the group is $750 lower in comparison to the amount recorded by
the organisation, which has resulted in minimisation of inventory by $750.
Deferred tax asset or income tax expense:
When there is any variation in the carrying value of inventory, it leads to a temporary
difference between the tax base related to the asset and its carrying amount. Due to the
minimisation in the carrying value, it results in the creation of a deferred tax asset (Haier,
Molchanov and Schmutz 2016).

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Consolidated financial statements:

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References:
Beuselinck, C. and Deloof, M., 2014. Earnings management in business groups: Tax incentives
or expropriation concealment?. The International Journal of Accounting, 49(1), pp.27-52.
Haier, A., Molchanov, I. and Schmutz, M., 2016. Intragroup transfers, intragroup diversification
and their risk assessment. Annals of finance, 12(3-4), pp.363-392.