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The course is completed with a written examination. The exam grading follows the ECTS scale.
The final marking consists from two parts: A (consolidation in accordance with the Czech legislation, the marking has a weight of 50 % of total points allocated for the final marking) and B (consolidation in accordance with the IFRS, the marking has a weight of 50 % of total points allocated for final marking). For passing the exam, a student has to achieve at least 50 % of the total points allocated for the part A and at least 50 % of the total points allocated ints for the part B

For the part A (consolidation in accordance with the Czech legislation), the answers are assessed as 0 to 30 points. In the overall assessment a written credit paper is included. Students can receive up to 20 points for this paper.

For the part B (consolidation in accordance with the IFRS), the evaluation consists from the marking of two pratical cases covering compilation of the consolidated financial statements (each one for up to 17.5 points, based on the accuracy of the solutions), test with 15 multichoice questions (each correct answer marked with 0.5 point) and 5 set of questions (for each set, based on the accuracy of the answer, up to 1.5 point).

The course consists of the common part, part A and part B.
Common part: Economic rationale of the consolidation. Consolidation methods: full method, proportionate method. Equity method.

Part A: Consolidate financial statements (CFS) in accordance with the Czech legislation
Scope of the CFS, its content and the legal framework for consolidation in Czech Republic.
Consolidated group in accordance with the Czech accounting legislation. Deficit or surplus determined at the acquisition and their measurement as of the date of the acquisition. Impact of the deficit and surplus on profit or loss.
Impact of their application consolidation methods on the financial statements covering the first and the second year of consolidation.
Compilation of the CFS – presentation of used schedules and procedures.
Part B: Consolidated financial statements (CFS) in accordance with the IFRS
Obligatory preparation of the CFS in accordance with the IFRS and related exemptions.
Different levels of engagement of an investor; subsidiaries and affiliated companies. Concept of control and various ways of its form and acquisition. General requirements for application of the same accounting policies and accounting periods by members of an consolidate group.
Acquisition method: determination of the date of the acquisition of the control, revaluation of assets and liabilities to fair value. Different ways of recognition of assets and liabilities in individual and consolidated financial statements (e. g. contingent liabilities of subsidiaries for which the fair value could be determined, investment properties leased out to other member of the group, other intragroup transaction involving the sale and provision of services). Measurement of consideration provided by an acquirer. Measurement of non-controlling interest, determination of goodwill / gain from a bargain purchase.
Elimination of the impact of the intragroup transactions between parent company, subsidiaries and affiliated companies. Accounting for the post-acquisition retained earnings and non-controlling interests for acquisition realised after the beginning of an accounting period. Accounting for differences related to different classification, recognition or measurement of assets and/or liabilities in CFS and FS of member of a group, including the revaluation of assets and/or liabilities to fair value.
Accounting for impairment of goodwill in accordance with IAS 36
Impact of the loss of control in subsidiary on the consolidate and individual financial statements of a parent
Compilation of the CFS in accordance with the IFRS for the group consisting from the parent company, a subsidiary and an affiliate.

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Attendance at seminars is monitored. Seminar exercises include preparing a consolidated balance sheet and a consolidated profit and loss account. The exercises submitted are graded on a scale of 0 to 20 points. To get the credit for the seminars a student has to receive at least 50 %, i.e. 10 points.

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