ADVANCED FIN. ACCT.(LL)-W/CONNECT
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Author: Christensen
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Introduction: The consolidation process of both wholly-owned subsidiary and less than wholly-owned with differential is the same. All the assets and liabilities are combined and all the intercompany transactions are eliminated, after determination of consolidated net income available income is shared in the ratio of controlling interest and non-controlling interest ratio.
To choose: The correct answer to determine the amount to be reported in non-controlling interest.
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