
A.
Non-Controlling Shareholders:
The shareholders of the subsidiary company other than parent company are known as “Non-Controlling shareholders” and their share of income and assets of the subsidiary is known as “Non-Controlling Interest”.
The income of a subsidiary is assigned to the parent company and the non-controlling shareholders on the basis of percentage of their ownership of subsidiary.
Calculation of Net income reported by Corporation L for 2002.
B.
Stockholders’ Equity is the total amount of capital given to a company by its shareholders in exchange of stock, plus any donated capital or
Preparation of stockholders’ equity section of Corporation L

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