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LSBF ACCA P2: Calculating NCI with Martin Jones

London School of Business and Finance (LSBF) Visit: //www.LSBF.org.uk/programmes/professional/acca - Martin Jones presents a guide to non-controlling ...

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ABHISHEK KAKSHAPATI commented on 15 May 2015

so what is the difference between direct and indirect NCI?

quirky commented on 19 Sep 2015

+ABHISHEK KAKSHAPATI Direct NCI have direct control in the subsidiary company. A holding company will have Direct NCI in its immediate subsidiary, but when these NCI's own a share in the subsidiary of the subsidiary then they will become Indirect NCI. For an Indirect NCI to exist there has to be a Direct NCI in the immediate parent of the subsidiary.A Ltd ----------------------- C Ltd -------------------------------R Ltd A Ltd 60% A Ltd 36% (60% X 60%) Direct NCI 40% Direct NCI 40% Indirect NCI 24% (40% DNCI of C Ltd X 60% R Ltd)In the above example if A Ltd held 100 % of C Ltd, then there would be no DNCI in C Ltd and consequently no INCI in R Ltd.

Advanced Accounting Intro NCI Noncontrolling Interest

Brief introduction to the use of NCI in the balance sheet and income statement.

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Vishal Jacob commented on 25 Nov 2015

Hi d, Great job done! I appreciate the way you simply demonstrated the example here. I am now in your subscription list:)

Josh Edmundson commented on 11 Feb 2015

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Farije Arifi commented on 20 Nov 2014

Great, great videos. I hope you would upload more.

Haris Ali commented on 26 Oct 2015

Thanks a lot, it was very easy to understand

moses njobo commented on 06 Nov 2015

Thanks a lot,very simple explanation

Zvone st commented on 02 Apr 2015

Thanks. Very simple explanation.

Greg Fears commented on 11 Nov 2014

Clear and understandable.

summer summer commented on 15 Dec 2015

Great Video! Thanks!!!

Shamari Benton commented on 12 Sep 2015

Great Stuff!

Shengyu Shi commented on 30 Oct 2015

thank you.

Advanced Accounting Consolidation with Non-Controlling Interest

This is the Chapter 4 comprehensive problem from your textbook, demonstrating the consolidation of a subsidiary wherein the parent owns less than 100% of ...

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Bruce Marshall commented on 22 Oct 2015

If anyone wants the files that are used (excel and .pdf), please send me a brief email to [email protected] and I'll be happy to reply with the documents. Best wishes, Bruce.

Hoàng Nhân Hà commented on 29 Nov 2015

Dear Bruce Marshall, could you please send me the excel file through my email [email protected]. thanks so much. I found some different result when comparing your video with our textbook. p175

Waleed Ismaiel commented on 03 Mar 2015

please send me the .pdf of this problem via my Email ( [email protected])

Bruce Marshall commented on 04 Mar 2015

Hi Waleed. Will do. Pls. check your email. Good luck!

Consolidations - Eliminating the Investment with Non Controlling Interest (Lecturer at Holmesglen)

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Tadesse wendawek commented on 23 Jan 2015

Paula you are interesting, i have gotten good idea from your YouTube lectures ,Gad bless you

Paula de Lange commented on 15 Feb 2015

Glad you have got good ideas! God bless you too.

Farije Arifi commented on 30 Nov 2014

Love u Paula so much. You seem so cool, you don't try to make it look heard or smth you are so straight forward...I was able to understand these methods in one single video...my professor made them look so complicated

Paula de Lange commented on 01 Dec 2014

Thank you very much Farije - glad it helps!:)

13 Advancd Accounting: Consolidations with Indirect Control

In this lesson we discuss how to calculate consolidated net income and noncontrolling interest when we acquire indirect control of another company. For more ...

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Christiaan Coetzee commented on 14 Mar 2013

great video! Thanx

goodwill and NCI(full goodwill method and Partial goodwill method)

An explanation of the recognition of non controlling interest in the analysis of shareholders equity. in this video we clarify the diference between full good and ...

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Oscar Diura commented on 10 Feb 2015

Thanks Sarabi,will be uploading more in the coming weeks.

Sarabi Rabin commented on 26 Jan 2015

Helped a lot thanks for uploading

Construction of the NCI supercomputer - timelapse video

The Fujitsu Primergy cluster high-performance supercomputer was constructed at the National Computational Infrastructure in late 2012. Located at The ...

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