In the absence of definitive guidelines from the FASB, companies
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In the absence of definitive guidelines from the FASB, companies

Case .4

In the absence of definitive guidelines from the FASB, companies that have applied pushdown accounting in the separate financial statements of substantially wholly owned subsidiaries have used accounting techniques analogous to quasi-reorganizations or to reorganizations under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. That is, the restatement of the subsidiary’s identifiable assets and liabilities to current fair values and the recognition of goodwill are accompanied by a write-off of the subsidiary’s retained earnings; the balancing amount is an increase in additional paid-in capital of the subsidiary.

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What is your opinion of the foregoing accounting practice? Explain.

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Accounts & FinanceThe sum of money a firm has raised via the sale of shares to investors is known as paid-in capital. Common stock, preferred stock, and additional paid-in capital are added as balance-sheet line items to determine paid-in capital. The par value of both common stock and preferred stock is recorded....

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