Entity P owns 70,000 shares of Entity S 100,000 shares outstanding. CDecember 31, 2022 in Entity P's consolidated financial statements, tOn January 1, 2023, Entity P decides to sell 50,000 shares in Entity S tosthird party in exchange for cash of P800,000. As a result of this transactioncarrying value of Entity S net assets is P1,000,000 and the carrying vEntity P losses control of Entity S but retains 20% interest, valuedinterest's share of the accumulated other comprehensiveHow much is the gain or loss on disposal of Entity P's share?Onthevalueof non-controlling interest in subsidiary (including the non-ComuP300,000.income)P150,000 on that date.How much is the gain or loss on disposal of Entity P's share?

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of non-controlling interest in subsidiary (including the non-controlli Entity P owns 70,000 shares of Entity S 100,000 shares outstanding. " December 31, 2022 in Entity P's consolidated financial statements, t carrying value of Entity S net assets is P1,000,000 and the carrying v interest's share of the accumulated other comprehensive income) On January 1, 2023, Entity P decides to sell 50,000 shares in Entity Sto third party in exchange for cash of P800,000. As a result of this transactio Entity P losses control of Entity S but retains 20% interest, valued carrying value of Entity S net assets is P1.000.000 and the carryine di val P300,000. P150,000 on that date. How much is the gain or loss on disposal of Entity P's share

of non-controlling interest in subsidiary (including the non-controlli Entity P owns 70,000 shares of Entity S 100,000 shares outstanding. " December 31, 2022 in Entity P's consolidated financial statements, t carrying value of Entity S net assets is P1,000,000 and the carrying v interest's share of the accumulated other comprehensive income) On January 1, 2023, Entity P decides to sell 50,000 shares in Entity Sto third party in exchange for cash of P800,000. As a result of this transactio Entity P losses control of Entity S but retains 20% interest, valued carrying value of Entity S net assets is P1.000.000 and the carryine di val P300,000. P150,000 on that date. How much is the gain or loss on disposal of Entity P's share

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