eliminations (consolidated balance Sheet) Cash- B Company Company Eliminations Debit Credit 37,700 17.660 Accounts Receivable- 50,360 33,400 Inventory 38,060 24,550 Investment in B- 118,000 Difference between implied & BV- Plant Assets- ·51,700 108,000 Accumulated Deprecation - (55,100) (17860) Total 340,720 165,750 Current liabilites Note Common Stock. 19840 26,310 Mortgage Note payable - 36,480 А сотрапи 125,500 7 94,000 B Company - Other contributed Capital 141010 A company- 16620 B Company - Retained Earnings 17,890 A company- 28.820 B company - Noncontroung interest - 340,720 165,750 Total-

eliminations (consolidated balance Sheet) Cash- B Company Company Eliminations Debit Credit 37,700 17.660 Accounts Receivable- 50,360 33,400 Inventory 38,060 24,550 Investment in B- 118,000 Difference between implied & BV- Plant Assets- ·51,700 108,000 Accumulated Deprecation - (55,100) (17860) Total 340,720 165,750 Current liabilites Note Common Stock. 19840 26,310 Mortgage Note payable - 36,480 А сотрапи 125,500 7 94,000 B Company - Other contributed Capital 141010 A company- 16620 B Company - Retained Earnings 17,890 A company- 28.820 B company - Noncontroung interest - 340,720 165,750 Total-

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Chapter9: Metric-analysis Of Financial Statements

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Problem 9.23E: Unusual income statement items Assume that the amount of each of the following items is material to...

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