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Sunday, October 18, 2015

BUSINESS COMBINATION

Business Combination

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Meaning and definition of Business Combination
business combination is essentially an event or transaction where an acquirer acquires control of either one or over one business. Further, a business can be defined as a set of integrated assets and activities which are capable of being managed and conducted with an intention of offering a return to the investing members or other participants, owners and members.  Generally, business combinationsrefer to transactions in which one company gains control, or at least controlling interest, in another company. A business combination can be aptly defined as amalgamation of the assets of two or more business entities for their consolidation as a single entity under single ownership. A business combination can be managed easily through the way of a voluntary acquisition, a merger, or a hostile takeover. In many cases, a preferred means of managing a business combination might be acquiring a controlling amount of stock.
IFRS 3 Business Combinations is about accounting at a time when the acquirer successfully acquires control of a particular business (for example, merger or acquisition). It is these kinds of business combinations that are recognized by utilizing the ‘acquisition method’ that usually requires liabilities and assets that are assumed for measurement on the basis of fair value on the date of acquisition.
A very common approach to business combinations is merger. As per this particular model, two entities operating in similar area combines their assets with an intention to set up a new entity, which is very strong and efficient in handling competition than would they could have accomplished on their own. Such a merger enables a the newly formed entity in retaining existing customers whereas it also gets an opportunity to position itself in a manner that it is able to acquire new customers.
The IFRS 3 new version was issued in the month of January in 2008 after revision and is applicable to business combinations that occur in an organization’s first annual year beginning after or on 1st of July 2009.

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