11 January 2014
Dear madam , From your question it is understandable that A COMPANY IS THE PARENT COMPANY BUT B AND C ARE THE SUBSIDIARY COMPANY So .... it is intercompany fund transfer .... We have to see agreement between the companies and i think auditors of B Company or if all the companies have the same auditor , he may object bcoz in the bank statement of b ltd is no cash inflow if the amount has been directly transferred to C limited . So A Company may request C COMPANY TO PAY SHARE TO B COMPANY .... SO FROM AUDITING POINT OF VIEW THERE MAY BE QUALIFICATION IN THE AUDIT REPORT .....
OTHERWISE , SIMPLE BOOK ENTRIES CAN DO .... IT ALL DEPENDS HOW AUDITORS TAKE THE MATTER ...