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11:25 Mar 3, 2011 |
Hungarian to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||
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| Selected response from: Katalin Horváth McClure United States Local time: 22:23 | ||||
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5 +1 | intercompany loan |
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4 +1 | (intra-company) loan from parent to subsidiary |
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4 | owner's loan / member's loan |
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owner's loan / member's loan Explanation: kft-nél member inkább. |
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(intra-company) loan from parent to subsidiary Explanation: Ha a kérdésben megadott helyzetről van szó (anyavállalat hitelez a leányvállalatnak), akkor az anyacég a "parent", a leányvállalat a "subsidiary". (Ha a "tulajdonos" mást jelent, akkor ez a megoldás nyilván nem használható.) A vállalaton belüli (vagyis a vállalat különböző egységei közötti) hitelezés a számvitelben "intra-company loan", és ennek az egyik fajtája a "loan from parent to subsidiary". http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/reading-consolidated-f... "Sometimes a parent company loans money to a subsidiary or a subsidiary loans money to a parent company; in these business transactions, one company may charge the other one interest on the loan. On the consolidated statements, any interest revenue or expenses that these loans generate must be eliminated." http://www.gt.co.za/files/publications/eifrs_feb07.pdf "Accounting for loans between group companies in the separate financial statements of the lender and borrower can be complicated if they are not on arm's length terms. The latest edition of e-IFRSline aims to shed some light on accounting for inter-company loans. ... Given that there is no active market for inter-company loans, fair value will usually need to be estimated. IAS 39 AG 64 indicates that the appropriate way to do this is to determine the present value of future cash receipts using a market rate of interest for a similar instrument. The difference between fair value and loan amount then needs to be accounted for: Where the loan is from a parent to a subsidiary, it would be inappropriate to recognise a gain or loss for the discount or premium; in substance this is an additional contribution by the parent (or a return of capital/distribution by the subsidiary). Contributions from and distributions to "equity participants" do not meet the basic definition of income or expenses. ... 5 Fixed term loans - from parent to subsidiary Where the loan is from a parent to a subsidiary the difference between the loan amount and the fair value (discount or premium) should be recorded as: · an investment in the parent's financial statements (as a component of the overall investment in the subsidiary); · a component of equity in the subsidiary's financial statements." |
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