Reverse Acquisition - Concept & ICAI Question - TYK Q.2 | Bhavik Chokshi

[@abhishekgupta-oi8ig]

Was stuck on the same question for hours. Really helpful sir. Thanks a lot

[@rajnotes88]

11:00 PC Calculation 24:00 Calculation of Ne Assets & NCI 25:33 16:37 Another way of Calculating PC & NCI

[@dontomjames]

6:34

[@subhalakshmi2847]

Sir I am happy that you are coming up with newly updated lectures.I am appearing for May 23 exams and your conceptual revisions are amazing and really helpful. Currently I am watching your updated videos for those uploaded topics and for others using the old videos. So a small request sir, Still what are the topics you will be uploading please share the schedule so that we can wait and revise with the new videos. Thanks in advance.

[@MartinPoller-t3l]

Hello Mr Bhavik Chokski, absolutely loved the way you explained the reverse acquisition in such simple terms. Thank you for this great video. As to a suggestion on how to present the equity. What is standard practice in Canada is to adopt the share structure of the accounting acquiree/ legal acquirer (i.e. the number of shares), but continuing the equity values ($, rupees) of the accounting acquirer/ legal acquiree. We don't use a reserve as per your video. The share structure of the accounting acquiree is adopted by applying the conversion ratio to the share structure of the accounting acquirer which brings you back then to the actual shares outstanding of the accounting acquiree after the transaction. Hope this makes sense and to see more of your great videos.

[@sricharansarabu-kw2hv]

Sir didnt understand this part, "The share structure of the accounting acquiree is adopted by applying the conversion ratio to the share structure of the accounting acquirer which brings you back then to the actual shares outstanding of the accounting acquiree after the transaction". Can u give an example or use the question in video

[@sreem6343]

Do u mean to show fully paid-up value of A ltd shares as Rs. 8.8/ per share i.e. (1600+600/250)

[@rushiltambekar5366]

@@sreem6343 yes exactly because what we have effectively done is split this 8.8 into ESC of 3 (original) and a new reserve of 5.8. Since he's saying that no reserve is created and that the number of shares of the accounting acquiree is continued, the fair value will get adjusted. However, i am not sure how the accounting for equity remeasurement will go. Because every time we impact the face value of equity, we need to take an impact on the reserves.

[@kiruthigav3910]

Thank u sooo much sir.. I was trying to solve this question for about 3 hrs... Then thought watching ur reverse aquisition video.. Here that same sum is solved

[@khusbujain1866]

you are just amazing sir!

[@rajvisanghavi2609]

Was stuck on this question of about an hour, sir solved my problem in mere 15 mins of explanation 🙌🏻

[@nynarusuneetha7960]

thanks a lot sir 🙏

[@gauravverma4360]

Thank you❤️

[@nithinthomas177]

Thankyou so much for this video sir❤

[@MugilanPoonkundran]

Thank you sir

[@aswink.2714]

Thanks a lot sir for taking this question

[@shrimanmutha3935]

beautifully explained

[@Giri-bp6zj]

Thank you legend

[@ujwalbhavsar5645]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jhansiranik1389]

❤❤

[@VarshaRamachandran]

Sir a kind request to please provide a revision video for Leases too...

[@yolopug3889]

11:20

[@ranachauhan4044]

Why NCI not calculated in this question ???????

[@b.jagathish2172]

Substance is, share holder of A controls 40% of Entity B and shareholders of entity B controls 60% of entity B and entity B controls control 100% of entity A.. so there is no NCI

[@saaakshhh]

Why and How no NCI????? Ans: 19:50

[@pulkitladha]

Dudee....Even am having the same doubt....

[@soofisome]

@@pulkitladha Me too bro

[@pulkitladha]

😂

[@najwaqltz5954]

So conclusion..NCI always 0% in reverse acquisition?

[@saaakshhh]

@@najwaqltz5954 yes!

[@rahulbhadra9825]

Sir pls upload Ax and Bx forming abx sum also..

[@deepshah6644]

May 2023 EQ

[@shabbiralam7659]

NOJOAIN

[@nishishah3486]

Thank you sir.