Consolidation cash Flow

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CA Amit H Dakshinee (Querist)
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23 June 2009 Dear Expert

Can any one pl sugges me about consolidation Cash Flow of one subsidiary which become on 1st march 2009.

How Do i should make conso for the same and report it.

thank in advance.

CA Devanshi Gandhi (Ajani)

CA Devanshi Gandhi (Ajani) (Expert)
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23 June 2009 intra group cash flows should not be considered

CA Amit H Dakshinee

CA Amit H Dakshinee (Querist)
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24 June 2009 But My company has only become Holdiong Co for only 1 Subsidiary so how do i report...... whether Conso Cash Flow Req ?
Holding Stand alone company is presenting Cash flow.

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Asha Kanta Sharma

Asha Kanta Sharma

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20 July 2024 Certainly! When you are preparing consolidated financial statements for a group where your company is the holding company and has only one subsidiary, you'll need to understand how to consolidate the cash flow of that subsidiary into your group's consolidated financial statements. Here’s a step-by-step approach:

### Consolidating Cash Flow of the Subsidiary:

1. **Prepare Standalone Cash Flow Statements:**
- Start by preparing standalone cash flow statements for both the holding company (your company) and the subsidiary for the period from March 1, 2009, onwards.

2. **Adjust for Intra-Group Transactions:**
- Eliminate intra-group cash flows, such as dividends paid from the subsidiary to the holding company or any loans and repayments between the two entities. These transactions should not be double-counted in the consolidated cash flow statement.

3. **Combine Cash Flow Statements:**
- Combine the adjusted cash flow statements of the holding company and the subsidiary to create consolidated cash flow statements.

4. **Key Considerations:**
- Ensure that the accounting policies for preparing cash flow statements are consistent across both the holding company and the subsidiary.
- If the subsidiary has significant operations or transactions outside of its relationship with the holding company, these should be reflected in its standalone cash flow statement before consolidation.

### Reporting Consolidated Cash Flow:

- **Consolidated Cash Flow Statement:** This statement will reflect the combined cash flows of both the holding company and the subsidiary, adjusted for intra-group transactions. It provides a comprehensive view of how cash is generated and used across the entire group.

### Example Scenario:

- **Scenario:** Your holding company (HCo) acquires a subsidiary (SubCo) on March 1, 2009. SubCo has its standalone cash flow statements for the period from March 1, 2009, onwards.

- **Steps:**
1. **Prepare Standalone Cash Flow Statements:** HCo and SubCo each prepare their standalone cash flow statements following the applicable accounting standards (e.g., IFRS or GAAP).

2. **Adjust for Intra-Group Transactions:** Identify and eliminate any intra-group transactions between HCo and SubCo. For example, if HCo provided loans to SubCo, eliminate the cash outflows from HCo's investing activities and include them in SubCo's financing activities.

3. **Consolidate Cash Flow Statements:** Combine the adjusted cash flow statements of HCo and SubCo to prepare consolidated cash flow statements. The consolidated cash flow statement should present the cash flows from operating, investing, and financing activities of the entire group.

4. **Disclosure:** Ensure that the consolidated cash flow statement includes appropriate disclosures, such as the nature of intra-group transactions eliminated and the policies applied in preparing the consolidated cash flow statement.

By following these steps, you can effectively prepare and report consolidated cash flow statements for your group, taking into account the operations and transactions of both the holding company and its subsidiary. If you have specific reporting requirements or standards applicable to your jurisdiction, ensure compliance with those standards in preparing the consolidated financial statements.