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Checklist of the scope, the level of detail and the significant judgments: control, joint control, significant influence and investment entity
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List the interests held in other entities and management's conclusion on control, joint control or significant influence, then decide which judgments to explain and the level of detail. Percentages of voting rights and attendance at meetings are case data: none is presented as a threshold of the standard, and materiality remains a judgment.
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- IFRS 12 §1
- IFRS 12 §4
- IFRS 12 §7
- IFRS 12 §9
- IFRS 12 §9A
- IFRS 12 §9B
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- Objective, scope and significant judgments of a group: control without a majority, significant influence below 20 % and unconsolidated structured entityOpen the mission · Noral — votes cast
- Objective, scope and significant judgments of a group: control without a majority, significant influence below 20 % and unconsolidated structured entityOpen the mission · Pestel — 18% of the voting rights
- Group file: disclosures on judgments, subsidiaries, joint arrangements and associates, and unconsolidated structured entities (IFRS 12)Open the mission · Tolmer — votes cast
- Group file: disclosures on judgments, subsidiaries, joint arrangements and associates, and unconsolidated structured entities (IFRS 12)Open the mission · Hanel — 16% of the voting rights
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- File and entity
- Objective, scope and significant judgments of a group: control without a majority, significant influence below 20 % and unconsolidated structured entity
- Case tasks documented here
- In which category of interests does each investee fall, and what does IFRS 12 aim at?
- Noral: what share of the votes cast does Valmer hold, and which judgment must be explained?
- Pestel: which judgment must be explained about significant influence with less than 20 % of the voting rights?
- Quarvel: is it a structured entity, and does Valmer consolidate it?
- Which disclosures on the composition of the group and on the non-controlling interests of Noral must be provided?
Facts and data
InputsInterests held: entities, nature of each interest, management conclusion
TextRequired
THIRTY_SIX_PERCENT_OF_VOTES_DISPERSED_OTHER_HOLDERS_SUBSIDIARY_CONSOLIDATED
Voting rights held in the entity (%)
Number
36 %
Share of the votes cast at the last meetings (%)
Number
80 %
Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Number
45 %
Indicators of significant influence or of control without a majority (board, policies, transactions)
Text
MAJORITY_OF_THE_BOARD_APPOINTED_IN_PRACTICE_AND_RELEVANT_ACTIVITIES_DIRECTED
Changes in facts during the period that changed a conclusion
Text
Investment entity status: characteristics present and absent
Text
Materiality considerations from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (articles, attendance records, management notes)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the scope and of the level of detail
AnalysisIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Points examined: objective, detail and judgments
ChecklistRequired
- Objective: nature of the interests, associated risks and financial effects
- Level of detail, weight of each requirement, aggregation or disaggregation
- Significant judgments and assumptions on control, joint control and significant influence
- Changes in facts changing a conclusion during the period
- Examples: control without a majority, no control despite a majority, principal or agent, significant influence below 20 %
- Interests held for sale or discontinued operations (IFRS 5)
- Investment entity status and change of status
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 12 §7
Weight in the votes cast (voting rights ÷ attendance × 100, %)
Calculation
80 %
Voting rights held in the entity (%) ; Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Judgments: judgments to explain, materiality and investment entity status
JudgmentIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Significant judgment to explain in the notes
JudgmentRequired
Judgment to explain
Judgment to explain / No significant judgment / Not applicable
Professional judgment: the standard sets no percentage of voting rights; the entity explains the judgments and assumptions that led to its conclusion, including when it departs from what the percentage would suggest.
Rationale: facts and assumptions that support the conclusion
Text
CONTROL_WITH_LESS_THAN_HALF_OF_THE_VOTING_RIGHTS
Materiality of the interests and level of detail
Judgment
Material: individual disclosure / Not material: aggregation possible / Not applicable
Professional judgment: materiality is assessed from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements; the standard imposes no numerical threshold.
Rationale: point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Disclosures on investment entity status
Judgment
Disclosures specific to investment entities / Not an investment entity / Not applicable
Rationale: characteristics present and absent
Text
Items to document for the disclosures on judgments
DisclosureIFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9B
Information to prepare on judgments
Checklist
- Judgments on the control of another entity
- Judgments on joint control and significant influence
- Judgments on investment entity status, and change of status
Conclusion
ConclusionList of the significant judgments to explain and the level of detail retained, with no percentage presented as a threshold of the standard
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Interests describedPass
- Judgment to explain decided and supportedPass
- Weight in the votes cast recalculated = amount retained (judgment indicator, no threshold)Pass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Objective, scope and significant judgments of a group: control without a majority, significant influence below 20 % and unconsolidated structured entity
- Case tasks documented here
- In which category of interests does each investee fall, and what does IFRS 12 aim at?
- Noral: what share of the votes cast does Valmer hold, and which judgment must be explained?
- Pestel: which judgment must be explained about significant influence with less than 20 % of the voting rights?
- Quarvel: is it a structured entity, and does Valmer consolidate it?
- Which disclosures on the composition of the group and on the non-controlling interests of Noral must be provided?
Facts and data
InputsInterests held: entities, nature of each interest, management conclusion
TextRequired
EIGHTEEN_PERCENT_OF_VOTES_ASSOCIATE_EQUITY_METHOD
Voting rights held in the entity (%)
Number
18 %
Share of the votes cast at the last meetings (%)
Number
Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Number
Indicators of significant influence or of control without a majority (board, policies, transactions)
Text
TWO_BOARD_SEATS_OF_SEVEN_AND_PARTICIPATION_IN_POLICY_DECISIONS
Changes in facts during the period that changed a conclusion
Text
Investment entity status: characteristics present and absent
Text
Materiality considerations from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (articles, attendance records, management notes)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the scope and of the level of detail
AnalysisIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Points examined: objective, detail and judgments
ChecklistRequired
- Objective: nature of the interests, associated risks and financial effects
- Level of detail, weight of each requirement, aggregation or disaggregation
- Significant judgments and assumptions on control, joint control and significant influence
- Changes in facts changing a conclusion during the period
- Examples: control without a majority, no control despite a majority, principal or agent, significant influence below 20 %
- Interests held for sale or discontinued operations (IFRS 5)
- Investment entity status and change of status
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 12 §7
Weight in the votes cast (voting rights ÷ attendance × 100, %)
Calculation
Voting rights held in the entity (%) ; Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Judgments: judgments to explain, materiality and investment entity status
JudgmentIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Significant judgment to explain in the notes
JudgmentRequired
Judgment to explain
Judgment to explain / No significant judgment / Not applicable
Professional judgment: the standard sets no percentage of voting rights; the entity explains the judgments and assumptions that led to its conclusion, including when it departs from what the percentage would suggest.
Rationale: facts and assumptions that support the conclusion
Text
SIGNIFICANT_INFLUENCE_WITH_LESS_THAN_TWENTY_PERCENT_OF_THE_VOTING_RIGHTS
Materiality of the interests and level of detail
Judgment
Material: individual disclosure / Not material: aggregation possible / Not applicable
Professional judgment: materiality is assessed from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements; the standard imposes no numerical threshold.
Rationale: point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Disclosures on investment entity status
Judgment
Disclosures specific to investment entities / Not an investment entity / Not applicable
Rationale: characteristics present and absent
Text
Items to document for the disclosures on judgments
DisclosureIFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9B
Information to prepare on judgments
Checklist
- Judgments on the control of another entity
- Judgments on joint control and significant influence
- Judgments on investment entity status, and change of status
Conclusion
ConclusionList of the significant judgments to explain and the level of detail retained, with no percentage presented as a threshold of the standard
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Interests describedPass
- Judgment to explain decided and supportedPass
- Weight in the votes cast recalculated = amount retained (judgment indicator, no threshold)Not evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Group file: disclosures on judgments, subsidiaries, joint arrangements and associates, and unconsolidated structured entities (IFRS 12)
- Case tasks documented here
- In which category of interests does each investee fall, and which disclosures does IFRS 12 aim at?
- Tolmer: what share of the votes cast does Norvane hold?
- Tolmer: which judgment on control must be explained?
- Hanel: which judgment on significant influence with less than 20 % of the voting rights must be explained?
Facts and data
InputsInterests held: entities, nature of each interest, management conclusion
TextRequired
THIRTY_EIGHT_PERCENT_OF_VOTES_DISPERSED_OTHER_HOLDERS_SUBSIDIARY
Voting rights held in the entity (%)
Number
38 %
Share of the votes cast at the last meetings (%)
Number
76 %
Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Number
50 %
Indicators of significant influence or of control without a majority (board, policies, transactions)
Text
MAJORITY_OF_THE_BOARD_APPOINTED_IN_PRACTICE_AND_AVERAGE_ATTENDANCE_OF_FIFTY_PERCENT
Changes in facts during the period that changed a conclusion
Text
Investment entity status: characteristics present and absent
Text
Materiality considerations from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (articles, attendance records, management notes)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the scope and of the level of detail
AnalysisIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Points examined: objective, detail and judgments
ChecklistRequired
- Objective: nature of the interests, associated risks and financial effects
- Level of detail, weight of each requirement, aggregation or disaggregation
- Significant judgments and assumptions on control, joint control and significant influence
- Changes in facts changing a conclusion during the period
- Examples: control without a majority, no control despite a majority, principal or agent, significant influence below 20 %
- Interests held for sale or discontinued operations (IFRS 5)
- Investment entity status and change of status
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 12 §7
Weight in the votes cast (voting rights ÷ attendance × 100, %)
Calculation
76 %
Voting rights held in the entity (%) ; Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Judgments: judgments to explain, materiality and investment entity status
JudgmentIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Significant judgment to explain in the notes
JudgmentRequired
Judgment to explain
Judgment to explain / No significant judgment / Not applicable
Professional judgment: the standard sets no percentage of voting rights; the entity explains the judgments and assumptions that led to its conclusion, including when it departs from what the percentage would suggest.
Rationale: facts and assumptions that support the conclusion
Text
CONTROL_WITH_LESS_THAN_HALF_OF_THE_VOTING_RIGHTS
Materiality of the interests and level of detail
Judgment
Material: individual disclosure / Not material: aggregation possible / Not applicable
Professional judgment: materiality is assessed from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements; the standard imposes no numerical threshold.
Rationale: point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Disclosures on investment entity status
Judgment
Disclosures specific to investment entities / Not an investment entity / Not applicable
Rationale: characteristics present and absent
Text
Items to document for the disclosures on judgments
DisclosureIFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9B
Information to prepare on judgments
Checklist
- Judgments on the control of another entity
- Judgments on joint control and significant influence
- Judgments on investment entity status, and change of status
Conclusion
ConclusionList of the significant judgments to explain and the level of detail retained, with no percentage presented as a threshold of the standard
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Interests describedPass
- Judgment to explain decided and supportedPass
- Weight in the votes cast recalculated = amount retained (judgment indicator, no threshold)Pass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- Group file: disclosures on judgments, subsidiaries, joint arrangements and associates, and unconsolidated structured entities (IFRS 12)
- Case tasks documented here
- In which category of interests does each investee fall, and which disclosures does IFRS 12 aim at?
- Tolmer: what share of the votes cast does Norvane hold?
- Tolmer: which judgment on control must be explained?
- Hanel: which judgment on significant influence with less than 20 % of the voting rights must be explained?
Facts and data
InputsInterests held: entities, nature of each interest, management conclusion
TextRequired
SIXTEEN_PERCENT_OF_VOTES_ASSOCIATE
Voting rights held in the entity (%)
Number
16 %
Share of the votes cast at the last meetings (%)
Number
Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Number
Indicators of significant influence or of control without a majority (board, policies, transactions)
Text
TWO_BOARD_SEATS_OF_NINE_AND_PARTICIPATION_IN_POLICY_DECISIONS
Changes in facts during the period that changed a conclusion
Text
Investment entity status: characteristics present and absent
Text
Materiality considerations from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (articles, attendance records, management notes)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the scope and of the level of detail
AnalysisIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Points examined: objective, detail and judgments
ChecklistRequired
- Objective: nature of the interests, associated risks and financial effects
- Level of detail, weight of each requirement, aggregation or disaggregation
- Significant judgments and assumptions on control, joint control and significant influence
- Changes in facts changing a conclusion during the period
- Examples: control without a majority, no control despite a majority, principal or agent, significant influence below 20 %
- Interests held for sale or discontinued operations (IFRS 5)
- Investment entity status and change of status
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 12 §7
Weight in the votes cast (voting rights ÷ attendance × 100, %)
Calculation
Voting rights held in the entity (%) ; Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Judgments: judgments to explain, materiality and investment entity status
JudgmentIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Significant judgment to explain in the notes
JudgmentRequired
Judgment to explain
Judgment to explain / No significant judgment / Not applicable
Professional judgment: the standard sets no percentage of voting rights; the entity explains the judgments and assumptions that led to its conclusion, including when it departs from what the percentage would suggest.
Rationale: facts and assumptions that support the conclusion
Text
SIGNIFICANT_INFLUENCE_WITH_LESS_THAN_TWENTY_PERCENT_OF_THE_VOTING_RIGHTS
Materiality of the interests and level of detail
Judgment
Material: individual disclosure / Not material: aggregation possible / Not applicable
Professional judgment: materiality is assessed from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements; the standard imposes no numerical threshold.
Rationale: point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Disclosures on investment entity status
Judgment
Disclosures specific to investment entities / Not an investment entity / Not applicable
Rationale: characteristics present and absent
Text
Items to document for the disclosures on judgments
DisclosureIFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9B
Information to prepare on judgments
Checklist
- Judgments on the control of another entity
- Judgments on joint control and significant influence
- Judgments on investment entity status, and change of status
Conclusion
ConclusionList of the significant judgments to explain and the level of detail retained, with no percentage presented as a threshold of the standard
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Interests describedPass
- Judgment to explain decided and supportedPass
- Weight in the votes cast recalculated = amount retained (judgment indicator, no threshold)Not evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
Facts and data
InputsInterests held: entities, nature of each interest, management conclusion
TextRequired
Voting rights held in the entity (%)
Number
Share of the votes cast at the last meetings (%)
Number
Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Number
Indicators of significant influence or of control without a majority (board, policies, transactions)
Text
Changes in facts during the period that changed a conclusion
Text
Investment entity status: characteristics present and absent
Text
Materiality considerations from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Supporting documents
EvidenceDocuments obtained and referenced (articles, attendance records, management notes)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the scope and of the level of detail
AnalysisIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Points examined: objective, detail and judgments
ChecklistRequired
- Objective: nature of the interests, associated risks and financial effects
- Level of detail, weight of each requirement, aggregation or disaggregation
- Significant judgments and assumptions on control, joint control and significant influence
- Changes in facts changing a conclusion during the period
- Examples: control without a majority, no control despite a majority, principal or agent, significant influence below 20 %
- Interests held for sale or discontinued operations (IFRS 5)
- Investment entity status and change of status
Calculations
CalculationsIFRS 12 §7
Weight in the votes cast (voting rights ÷ attendance × 100, %)
Calculation
Voting rights held in the entity (%) ; Average attendance at recent meetings (% of voting rights)
Judgments: judgments to explain, materiality and investment entity status
JudgmentIFRS 12 §1IFRS 12 §4IFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9BIFRS 12
Significant judgment to explain in the notes
JudgmentRequired
Judgment to explain / No significant judgment / Not applicable
Professional judgment: the standard sets no percentage of voting rights; the entity explains the judgments and assumptions that led to its conclusion, including when it departs from what the percentage would suggest.
Rationale: facts and assumptions that support the conclusion
Text
Materiality of the interests and level of detail
Judgment
Material: individual disclosure / Not material: aggregation possible / Not applicable
Professional judgment: materiality is assessed from the point of view of the consolidated financial statements; the standard imposes no numerical threshold.
Rationale: point of view of the consolidated financial statements
Text
Disclosures on investment entity status
Judgment
Disclosures specific to investment entities / Not an investment entity / Not applicable
Rationale: characteristics present and absent
Text
Items to document for the disclosures on judgments
DisclosureIFRS 12 §7IFRS 12 §9IFRS 12 §9AIFRS 12 §9B
Information to prepare on judgments
Checklist
- Judgments on the control of another entity
- Judgments on joint control and significant influence
- Judgments on investment entity status, and change of status
Conclusion
ConclusionList of the significant judgments to explain and the level of detail retained, with no percentage presented as a threshold of the standard
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesNormative references cited in this workpaper
References