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חשב/י את ההוצאה בגין הטבות עובדים שיש להכיר בדוח רווח והפסד לשנת 2018.
חשב/י את ההוצאה בגין הטבות עובדים שיש להכיר בדוח רווח והפסד לשנת 2018.
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חשב/י את הסכום הכולל בגין הטבות עובדים שיש להכיר במסגרת הרווח הכולל האחר (OCI) לשנת 2018.
חשב/י את הסכום הכולל בגין הטבות עובדים שיש להכיר במסגרת הרווח הכולל האחר (OCI) לשנת 2018.
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חשב/י את הרווח/הפסד האקטוארי שנבע משינוי הנחות אקטואריות ביום 1.7.2018.
חשב/י את הרווח/הפסד האקטוארי שנבע משינוי הנחות אקטואריות ביום 1.7.2018.
הפסד אקטוארי של 15,350 ש"ח
חשב/י את רכיב עלות השירות השוטף הכלול בהוצאה בגין הטבות עובדים לשנה שהסתיימה ביום 31.12.2018.
חשב/י את רכיב עלות השירות השוטף הכלול בהוצאה בגין הטבות עובדים לשנה שהסתיימה ביום 31.12.2018.
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Initial Investment in 'אור'
Initial Investment in 'אור'
On 1.1.2017, purchased 44% of shares in 'אור' for 8,000 NIS. 'אור' is a private company.
Decision to Sell Shares
Decision to Sell Shares
On 31.12.2017, to solve liquidity issues, the company intended to sell 35% of 'אור' shares at fair value.
Sale Timeline
Sale Timeline
Shares are expected to be sold within one year from the decision date. On 1.7.2018, shares were sold at fair value.
Net Profit of 'אור'
Net Profit of 'אור'
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Fair Value of 'אור' (100%)
Fair Value of 'אור' (100%)
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Calculation of Selling Costs
Calculation of Selling Costs
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Loss of Significant Influence
Loss of Significant Influence
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Financial Statement Publication
Financial Statement Publication
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Study Notes
- This is question number 32 about investment held for sale.
Acquisitions
- On January 1, 2017, "Company Shi" acquired 44% of the ordinary shares of "Company Ur" for 8,000 NIS in cash.
- Company Ur is a private company.
- The equity of Company Ur on January 1, 2017, totaled 10,000 NIS.
- The fair value of the identifiable assets and liabilities of Company Ur on the acquisition date matched their book value in Company Ur's records.
Sales
- On December 31, 2017, due to liquidity difficulties, Company Shi's board of directors convened to discuss options.
- The CEO of Company Shi recommended selling some shares of Company Ur to solve the company's liquidity issues without affecting its operating assets.
- Company Shi's board accepted the proposal and ordered the sale of 35% of the ordinary shares of Company Ur ("the shares held for sale") as soon as possible for fair value as determined by a certified appraiser appointed by the company.
- The company started looking for a potential buyer for these shares.
- It is to be assumed that the shares are available for sale in their current condition.
- Company Shi expects the sale to be completed within a year from the decision date.
- On July 1, 2018, the shares held for sale were sold for their fair value.
Net profit
- Company Ur's net profit each year is 16,000 NIS.
- The net profit is distributed evenly throughout the year.
Additional data
- Data provided by the appraiser appointed by the company:
Date*:
- December 31, 2017: Fair value of 100% of Company Ur shares: 21,000 NIS
- July 1, 2018: Fair value of 100% of Company Ur shares 35,000 NIS
- December 31, 2018: Fair value of 100% of Company Ur shares 50,000 NIS *At all the dates above:
- Sale costs constitute 5% of the sale price (the fair value).
- The value in use of Company Ur's shares equals the fair value less sale costs.
- If Company Shi loses significant influence in Company Ur, Company Shi classifies the investment in Company Ur's ordinary shares to the follow-up treatment group at fair value through other comprehensive income, according to IFRS 9 guidelines.
- The effect of tax should be ignored.
- The company's annual financial statements are published on March 31 of the following year.
- Present the impact of the company's investment in Company Ur on the company's statement of total profit for the year 2018.
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