Business Combinations
Business Combinations
Business Combinations
Supporting Lecture :
By :
Rizzah Rahmaniah
IPAcc I
20160420023
ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT
FACULTY OF ECONOMICS
MUHAMMADIYAH UNIVERSITY
YOGYAKARTA
2016/2017
A. BACKGROUND
B. DEFINATION
a. The Merger. The merger is the merger of the company with its
direct ownership by a company against the property of one or
more other companies combined. In this way the company that
took over the property of another company becomes the only
company still maintains its identity as well as continuing his
efforts. While other companies who handed his possessions was
dissolved and thus lost its status as a separate business unit.
Usually this kind of merge is done by the way have all the wealth
and recognize all liabilities (debts) of the company was
dissolved. Payment against net worth which may take the form
of cash; Securities (stocks) or both. In the event that the payment
exceeds the amount of (above) the market value of the net worth,
the difference the more recognized and recorded (treated) as a
goodwill payment. This can be justified only if the companies
combined have more capabilities to gain an advantage. For
example, Bank Danamon + = Bank Duta, Bank Danamon and
PT Sarasa Nugraha tbk. + PT Indo Acidatama = PT Sarana
Nugraha tbk.
AA Company
AA Company
BB Company
a. Statutory Merger
AA Company
CC Company
BB Company
(The two companies are joining forces was disbanded and all its assets and
debts both these companies were transferred in the new company)
b. Statutory Consolidation
c. Another form of the merger according to PSAK is if one company
acquiring the shares of other companies. While the company
obtained its shares can be dissolved (merger) in the end, if the
gain 100% control. d. any other form is if one company gaining
control through stock ownership majority (> 50%). While the
company acquired sahamnnya in the end will still stand. Both
companies are mutual ownership would be called: parent-
subsidiary relationship. Example, the Temasek company +
Danamon = Temasek (parent) + Danamon (subsidiary).
AA Company AA Company
BB Company BB Company
(one company buying shares in other companies and both continue operations
separately)
c Stock Acquisition
Based on IFRS 3 and IAS 27: procedure of accounting for the business
combination, namely: Purchase (by purchase).
The criteria used for the net assets disclosure: (1) assets aside
from intangible assets should be stated if the future economic benefits
will come may be obtained by the buyer and the value used is a
reasonable value; (2) Liabilities other than liabilities constituted should be
stated if there is a flow of assets coming out in the future by the buyer
and the value used is a reasonable value; (3) an obligation constituted or
intangible assets must be disclosed at fair value.
Minority rights are stated in the amount of the share of ownership
upon the reasonable value of the net assets faithful. On the merger by
purchase, in which the basic used the recording of assets (accountability),
then the recording against net worth submitted by each company earlier
are not the same as that reported by the previous company (generally
above book value). When in the incorporation of the new company's
capital stock is assessed and issued on the basis of the highest level of
profit that could be dikapitalisasikan, then the value of the capital stock is
greater than the entire market value of intangible assets. This will drive for
it must be admitted the existence of "assets not berw shape" (goodwill)
is in the process of merging the business entity. Because in a merger by
purchase "market value" is used as the basis for recording, then as a
consequence of such market value must also be used as a basis in
determining the magnitude of costs against income at a later date,
particularly for fixed assets (such as depreciation expenses).
2. If the cost of the investment (cost) reasonable value < (fair value) net
assets (assets liabilities) that are submitted by the party that acquired =
difference in fair value of reducing allocated assets in certain
propporsional, or negative goodwill (allocated as should be stated
immediately in the income statement (IFRS 3).
G. CONCLUSION