Tara, a Student Who Is Researching Forensic Accounting, Is Preparing

question 110

Multiple Choice

Tara, a student who is researching forensic accounting, is preparing to interview an experienced accountant. To conduct an effective interview, Tara should 

• A)learn as much as possible about the forensic accounting field before conducting the interview.
• B)try to do most of the talking during the interview to put the interviewee at ease.
• C)ask as many yes-or-no questions as possible to make things easier for the interviewee.
• D)engage the accountant in a debate to display her knowledge.

Understand the allocation of the cost of a business combination and the recognition of goodwill.

Recognize the circumstances under which a deferred tax liability is not required to be recognized in the value of an investment in a subsidiary increases.

Understand the principles of fair value adjustments, including differences between the carrying amount and fair value of subsidiary and parent assets and liabilities.

Comprehend the impact of acquisition accounting on group income tax expense and the treatment of gains on bargain purchases.

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