Assume that P acquires controlling interest in S and there is a Differential at the acquisition date. Puses the fully adjusted equitymethod to account for its investment. At year-end, when the parent's Income from S account is eliminated in the consolidationprocess, what replaces this item on the consolidated financial statements?A)The details of S's reported ('book') net income, with S's expenses based on acquisition date book (G/L) values.B) The details of S's 'true/adjusted' net income, with S's expenses based on acquisition date fair values due toamortization of any Differential.C)NCI in Net lIncome.D) The amortization of the acquisition-date excess cost details only.

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Assume that P acquires controlling interest in S and there is a Differential at the acquisition date. P uses the fully adjusted equity method to account for its investment. At year-end, when the parent's Income from S account is eliminated in the consolidation process, what replaces this item on the consolidated financial statements?

Assume that P acquires controlling interest in S and there is a Differential at the acquisition date. P uses the fully adjusted equity method to account for its investment. At year-end, when the parent's Income from S account is eliminated in the consolidation process, what replaces this item on the consolidated financial statements?

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