Companies that buy another business are set to gain clearer guidance to determine which entity is the acquirer for financial reporting purposes.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board Wednesday released a proposal that would more closely align the requirements for identifying the accounting acquirer in what’s called a variable interest entity with rules for combinations that don’t involve such structures. Comments are due by Dec. 16.
Variable interest entity is an accounting term that describes a structure often set up to manage credit or legal risks. Identifying the accounting acquirer affects which entity’s assets and liabilities are remeasured in a business ...
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