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IFRS 3Chapter 2Lesson 1

What is a business? Inputs, processes and outputs

Step 1 of 6Learning objectives

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A business is a set of inputs and processes able to contribute to creating outputs; at least one input and a substantive process are needed, and an optional concentration test may allow a quicker conclusion.

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Learning objectives

  • Identify, in a case, the inputs, processes and outputs of a set acquired.
  • Apply the minimum condition: an input and a substantive process.
  • Explain the optional concentration test and what it allows one to conclude.

In this lesson

Original teaching content: it paraphrases the standard without reproducing it and does not replace the official text.

Contents — IFRS 3 — Business Combinations

  1. 1 · Not startedScope of the standard0 / 1 lesson
  2. 2 · Not startedDefinition of a business0 / 1 lesson
  3. 3 · Not startedThe acquirer and the acquisition date0 / 1 lesson
  4. 4 · Not startedRecognising the items acquired0 / 1 lesson
  5. 5 · Not startedMeasurement at fair value0 / 1 lesson
  6. 6 · Not startedExceptions to recognition and measurement0 / 2 lessons
  7. 7 · Not startedNon-controlling interests0 / 1 lesson
  8. 8 · Not startedGoodwill and bargain purchase gain0 / 2 lessons
  9. 9 · Not startedConsideration transferred0 / 2 lessons
  10. 10 · Not startedBusiness combination achieved in stages0 / 1 lesson
  11. 11 · Not startedThe measurement period0 / 1 lesson
  12. 12 · Not startedWhat is part of the combination0 / 1 lesson
  13. 13 · Not startedReverse acquisitions0 / 0 lessons
  14. 14 · Not startedSubsequent measurement0 / 0 lessons
  15. 15 · Not startedDisclosures0 / 1 lesson
  16. 16 · Not startedBoundaries with other standards0 / 0 lessons