ggcomliao, This is what the Bible says about Secret Societies.
ggcomliao, If you are a muslim, please disregard this, its not meant for you at all.
Thats why I had never ever joined any secret societies. Wanna say anything,.... say it out openly and publicly without fear.
Ephesians 5:12 ESV For it is shameful even to speak of the things that they do in secret.
John 18:20 ESV Jesus answered him, “I have spoken openly to the world. I have always taught in synagogues and in the temple, where all Jews come together. I have said nothing in secret.
John 3:19 ESV And this is the judgment: the light has come into the world, and people loved the darkness rather than the light because their works were evil.
Posted by AlsvinChangan > Jul 1, 2021 1:30 PM | Report Abuse subsidiary company and parent company keep own book of accounts as they are separate business entities
Subsidiary company revenue will be booked into Parent company Profit and loss statement and then duduct as profit/loss contribute to non controlling interest to get the Net Profit to owner of the company.
In Balance sheet it will be recorded as accumulated Profit/loss.
A lot of liabilities in subsidiary book are actually intercompany loans from parent company. So when you sold off the subsidiary company how the new owner treat these intercompany loans?
ggcomliao, This is what the Bible says about Secret Societies.
ggcomliao, If you are a muslim, please disregard this, its not meant for you at all.
Thats why I had never ever joined any secret societies. Wanna say anything,.... say it out openly and publicly without fear.
Ephesians 5:12 ESV For it is shameful even to speak of the things that they do in secret.
John 18:20 ESV Jesus answered him, “I have spoken openly to the world. I have always taught in synagogues and in the temple, where all Jews come together. I have said nothing in secret.
John 3:19 ESV And this is the judgment: the light has come into the world, and people loved the darkness rather than the light because their works were evil.
my belief , price is moved by sentiment , jaks has all the good news but lack sentiment . we got to make this forum hot when the sentiment is aroused nothing is impossible
Good morning Aseng, May I ask you a question JIC a RM 1 million paid-up private company where JRB have 51% equity. Do you think any bank will lend money to JIC to run up to Net liabilities RM (174,733,667)? So when ICD bought over JRB 51% equity for consideration of RM 1.00 did ICD took over this net liabilities of RM (174,733,667)?
The answered is in this year impairment loss and included in trade and other receivables are former related company (which most likely will be impaired by next year)
we are both not accounting trained , we can only comment based on common sense .
before I attempt to answer your question , do you mind to answer my question first why there is disposal gain in the year 2020 statement ? how it is calculated ?
for your reading pleasure , one of the question we requested for management guidance is as followed
Quiestion : is the amount owed by JIC to the group fully written of ? if not, what is the remaining balance and when will the amount the amount be received ?
Answer : Adequate impairment provision had been made .
Dear Aseng, Subsidiary company revenue will be booked into Parent company Profit and loss statement and then duduct as profit/loss contribute to non controlling interest to get the Net Profit to owner of the company.
In Balance sheet it will be recorded as accumulated Profit/loss.
If you sold off the JIC for consideration of RM 1.00. That mean your Balance sheet accumulated loss from JIC of RM 89.1 million is taken out from your Balance sheet and considered as gain of disposal of RM 89.1 million.
Quiestion : is the amount owed by JIC to the group fully written of ? if not, what is the remaining balance and when will the amount the amount be received ? Answer : Adequate impairment provision had been made .
So what is the amount in RM when you say Adequate impairment provision had been made when iyour book still carried: Refer page 114: Trade Receivables Included in trade receivables of the Group is an amount of RM 35,539,792 (2019: Nil) due from a former subsidiary company. The amount is unsecured and interest free. Included in trade receivables of the Group is an amount of RM 5,329,038 (2019: RM 5,348,543) due from one (2019: one) receivable jointly controlled by Directors of a subsidiary company. The amount is unsecured and interest free. Included in trade receivable of the Group is an amount of RM 12,730,481 (2019: RM 13,052,835) due from one (2019: one) receivable which is a non-controlling interest of certain subsidiary companies. The amount is unsecured and interest free. Page 117: Included in other receivables of the Group are the following: (ii) an amount of RM39,669,110 (2019: Nil) due from a former related company. The amount is unsecured, interest free and repayable on demand
And for financial end 31th Dec 2021: Allowance for impairment of trade receivables: RM 25,862,099 and other receivable RM 45,331,965.
And do you know receivables above certain months are required to be impaired as of who are the debtors, amounts owed, reasons for the debts and any specific action taken to recover the debts whose responsibility and accountability?
let's talk about the liability first before we go to other .
"..... So when ICD bought over JRB 51% equity for consideration of RM 1.00 did ICD took over this net liabilities of RM (174,733,667)?"
"....If you sold off the JIC for consideration of RM 1.00. That mean your Balance sheet accumulated loss from JIC of RM 89.1 million is taken out from your Balance sheet and considered as gain of disposal of RM 89.1 million."
Is it right to say RM1.00 included the cost of liabilities ?
1, I do not think any management , not only Jaks, is happy to tell us when asked who are the debtors, amount owed , reason for the debt and any specific action to recover the debt .
2. it is not proper to challenge the management "whose responsibility and accountability? if we hope for a friendly guidance .
3. I suggest you should focus on the receivable, the amount , is it still valid after the disposal or fully provided in the account ?
4, don't challenge , dont tell them what to do . a friendly discussion is more fruitful than the emphasis on shareholders right to know .
Dear Aseng If JIC net liabilities of RM (174,733,667) are intercompany loans from JRB then after disposal this net liabilities will be still recorded as trade or other receivables from fromer related company in JRB book and maybe some already impaired in FYE 31th 2020. If ICD cannot pay back these former related company loans from JRB then JRB need to impair the whole amount of receivables RM 174,733,667.
So now tell me when Board replied: Adequate impairment provision had been made. Mean RM??? already impaired and RM????? will be impaired if ICD fail to pay up?
Deal with the management , make your point clear and simple to understand , demand for a answer .if no good , can ask again. don't need to tell whose duties and whose responsibilities , that will distract the focus .
please .... before we get a clear answer , good or bad ,from the management , do not mislead the reader here with all the questions that can be wrong or biased .
work hard to find out the truth .
see.....
you are unhappy when I tell you what to do
so......
ask what you want to know nothing else to tell more
"If JIC net liabilities of RM (174,733,667) are intercompany loans from JRB then after disposal this net liabilities will be still recorded as trade or other receivables from fromer related company in JRB book and maybe some already impaired in FYE 31th 2020. If ICD cannot pay back these former related company loans from JRB then JRB need to impair the whole amount of receivables RM 174,733,667."
i think this is what you guessed. it is also reasonable to say the RM1.00 consideration include this liability unless you have a solid proof to tell it is otherwise
see it yourself . such attitude and mentality how to join our group. our group is for the right people , right attitude and people of intelligent as our good friend demusangking always said.
so sad , you will not trained in the group . if not , you should know the saying " when you keep quiet is better you say something , then keep quite" . learnt ?
my common sense tells me no-one is so crazy to dispose a company for RM1.00 but still assume the debt of Rm170M . why not liquidate it or dissolve it since it is a limited nature .
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