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Introduction: All the effects related to indebtedness of the intercompany are eliminated when the intercompany sale of bonds takes place between affiliates for the purpose of consolidated financial statements because the company has no right to report an investment in its own bonds or bond liability. Therefore, the balances from each subsidiary of the parent company are considered when the consolidated financial statements are prepared.
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Introduction: All the effects related to indebtedness of the intercompany are eliminated when the intercompany sale of bonds takes place between affiliates for the purpose of consolidated financial statements because the company has no right to report an investment in its own bonds or bond liability. Therefore, the balances from each subsidiary of the parent company are considered when the consolidated financial statements are prepared.
The elimination entries needed to complete consolidation worksheet using cost method.
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Introduction: All the effects related to indebtedness of the intercompany are eliminated when the intercompany sale of bonds takes place between affiliates for the purpose of consolidated financial statements because the company has no right to report an investment in its own bonds or bond liability. Therefore, the balances from each subsidiary of the parent company are considered when the consolidated financial statements are prepared.
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