Parent owns 100% of subsidiary. Subsidiary has bonds payable to third parties of $5,500,000., plus an unamortized premium with a credit balance of $500,000. In 2022, parent purchases all outstanding bonds from third parties for $6,400,000. What result is reported in the 2022 consolidated financial statements. a. Consolidated loss on “retirement” of bonds $400,000 b. No gain or loss is reported in the consolidated totals on this intercompany transaction. c. Consolidated loss on “retirement” of bonds of $1,400,000 d. Consolidated gain on “retirement” of bonds of $1,100,000 e. Consolidated gain on “retirement” of bonds of $400,000

Parent owns 100% of subsidiary. Subsidiary has bonds payable to third parties of $5,500,000., plus an unamortized premium with a credit balance of $500,000. In 2022, parent purchases all outstanding bonds from third parties for $6,400,000. What result is reported in the 2022 consolidated financial statements. a. Consolidated loss on “retirement” of bonds $400,000 b. No gain or loss is reported in the consolidated totals on this intercompany transaction. c. Consolidated loss on “retirement” of bonds of $1,400,000 d. Consolidated gain on “retirement” of bonds of $1,100,000 e. Consolidated gain on “retirement” of bonds of $400,000

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	a.	Consolidated loss on “retirement” of bonds $400,000
	b.	No gain or loss is reported in the consolidated totals on this intercompany transaction.
	c.	Consolidated loss on “retirement” of bonds of $1,400,000
	d.	Consolidated gain on “retirement” of bonds of $1,100,000
	e.	Consolidated gain on “retirement” of bonds of $400,000

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