Parent A gives loan
By Loan a/c 100
To Bank 100
Subsidiary B receives loan proceeds
By Bank a/c 100
To Loan liability a/c 100
During consolidation if intragroup loan is recognised
By bank 100 -B
By loan investment 100- A
To loan liability 100- B
To Bank 100- A
this is increasing assts and liabilities by 100. So this transaction is eliminated because the motive is to represent consolidated financial statements as a single entity. Coming to insolvency, if A is able to find a buyer and sells it’s shares it should markup the loan amount and working capital loan.
Disposal will for profits will be
By bank
By Tax liability
To cost of investment in B
To Profiton disposal
if it is a total loss
Loss on disposal a/c
Capital a/c
To Cost of investment in B
Which is not possible as we discussed earlier. So, Asset stripping is the way for creditors to salvage their receivables. If anything is left in the realisation account, it will be treated as a profitable sale or else, loss on disposal. So I guess, when there is nothing left to distribute to owners
By liabilities
By loss on disposal group
Cr PPE
Cr financial assets
Cr Cash and equivalents