Multinational Consolidation and Currency Translation

What is it called when the share capital is less than 20%?
Investment
Subsidiary
Joint Control
Associate
By which magazine was invented Big Mac Index?
Financial Times
The economist
Forbes
Fortune
Which are the two relevant Paragraphs of the HGB?
What is the simplest form of a group?
Current / Non-current method uses the closing rate for…
All non-current assets and liabilities.
All current assets and liabilities.
Which method is based on the prudence principle?
Closing rate method
Historical rate method
Temporal method
Lower/higher value method
We could say an entity has significant control over another entity when the share capital is over?
30%
45%
50%
80%
Which are the four valuation methods used in the temporal method?
Current replacement cost
Historical cost
Current cost
Value of future receipts
Net realisable value
Expected money receivables
What is financial consolidation?
The merger and acquisition of many smaller companies into much larger ones.
The treatment of a group of companies and other entities as one entity for tax purposes.
The aggregation of financial statements of a group company as consolidated financial statements.
What is the functional currency?
The local currency of a company.
The currency of the primary economic environment.
The currency in which to present the financial statements.
What determines the allocation of consolidation methods?
The amount of control a company has.
The amount of debt financing.
The subsidiary's local currency.
The amount of shares the parent holds.
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