When the parent's Investment in S account is eliminated in the consolidation process, what replaces this item on the consolidated financial statements? A) The acquisition-date fair values of S's net assets, adjusted for any post-acquisition amortization of Differential. B) The acquisition-date book values of S's net assets, adjusted for any post-acquisition amortization of Differential. C) The book value of S's net assets and S's beginning retained earnings only. D) Only the new goodwill generated from the transaction.

When the parent's Investment in S account is eliminated in the consolidation process, what replaces this item on the consolidated financial statements? A) The acquisition-date fair values of S's net assets, adjusted for any post-acquisition amortization of Differential. B) The acquisition-date book values of S's net assets, adjusted for any post-acquisition amortization of Differential. C) The book value of S's net assets and S's beginning retained earnings only. D) Only the new goodwill generated from the transaction.

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