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Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions in Europe
Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions in Europe analyses the most heavily discussed accounting issues related both to group establishments and legal mergers (pooling accounting, goodwill, negative goodwill, minority interests, group reorganizations, etc).
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- Title:
Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions in Europe
- Author(s):
Hans Robert Schwencke
- Date of publication:
2002
- ISBN:
90-76078-43-2
- Type of publication:
Online book
- Number of pages:
492
- Access:
Up to five users. View purchase information
- Price:
- € 99 / $ 126 (VAT excl.)
- Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions in Europe
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Why this book?
The number of business combinations is rapidly growing worldwide. Accounting for Mergers and Acquisitions in Europe analyses the most heavily discussed accounting issues related both to group establishments and legal mergers (pooling accounting, goodwill, negative goodwill, minority interests, group reorganizations, etc). The topics are discussed on the basis of IASB standards and EC Law, and the national accounting regulations in Germany, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Norway and Sweden are compared.
This new book is essential reading for auditors, accountants, tax practitioners, accounting regulators and researchers who are interested in international and European accounting, as well as accounting issues related to mergers and acquisitions. -
Main Contents
- Introduction: Financial statements – country differences and harmonization; objective and topics; structure, methods and terminology; countries included in the comparative study: Germany, the United Kingdom, Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
- Basic problems and research questions
- Accounting harmonization in Europe – setting the scene
- Accounting for acquisition of a 100% owned subsidiary in the year of acquisition
- Accounting for acquisition of a partly owned subsidiary
- Subsequent consolidation – accounting for goodwill and negative goodwill
- Economic mergers
- Group reorganizations
- Conclusions, proposals and future developments within accounting regulation