Mozart Co. owns 35% of Melody Inc. Melody pays $50,000 in cashdividends to its shareholders for the period. Mozart's entry to record theMelody dividend includes a?O Debit to Cash for $50,000O Credit to Cash for $17,500Credit to Investment Revenue for $50,000O Credit to Equity Method Investments for $17,500

Cash dividend: It can be defined as the distribution of the company's residual earnings to its…

Mozart Co. owns 35% of Melody Inc. Melody pays $50,000 in cash dividends to its shareholders for the period. Mozart's entry to record the Melody dividend includes a? Debit to Cash for $50,000 O Credit to Cash for $17,500 O Credit to Investment Revenue for $50,000 O Credit to Equity Method Investments for $17,500

Mozart Co. owns 35% of Melody Inc. Melody pays $50,000 in cash dividends to its shareholders for the period. Mozart's entry to record the Melody dividend includes a? Debit to Cash for $50,000 O Credit to Cash for $17,500 O Credit to Investment Revenue for $50,000 O Credit to Equity Method Investments for $17,500

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