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Ind AS 110: Consolidated Financial Statements

Ind AS 110 - Consolidated Financial Statements accounting. Control, consolidation procedures, and NCI treatment.

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8 April 2026·Updated 8 April 20261 min read12.5K views

Ind AS 110: Consolidated Financial Statements#

Control Definition#

An investor controls an investee when:

  • Power over the investee
  • Exposure to variable returns
  • Ability to use power to affect returns

Indicators of Control#

  • Voting rights or similar rights
  • Representation on board
  • Material transactions between parties
  • Management personnel sharing

Consolidation Procedure#

  1. Combine assets, liabilities, equity
  2. Eliminate intra-group balances
  3. Eliminate intra-group transactions
  4. Recognize NCI
  5. Recognize goodwill

Consolidation Date#

Subsidiary acquired:#

  • Consolidated from acquisition date
  • De-consolidated from date control lost

Uniform accounting policies#

  • Adjust subsidiary's policies to match parent

Non-controlling Interest (NCI)#

Measurement options:#

  • At fair value (full goodwill method)
  • At proportionate share of net assets

Presentation:#

  • Shown in equity, separate from parent
  • Share of profit shown separately

Loss of Control#

When control is lost:#

  • De-recognize assets and liabilities
  • Recognize retained investment at fair value
  • Recognize gain or loss in P&L

Disclosure Requirements#

  • Significant judgments in determining control
  • Nature and extent of restrictions
  • Details of subsidiaries
  • Transactions with NCI

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