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Cost method: It refers to an accounting technique used by an investor to determine the income earned on investments made in short-term equity securities of a company. Thus, the investors who own a non-significant interest by having less than 20% of ownership, then the accounts for investments in short-term equity securities would be made under this method.
Equity method: It refers to an accounting technique used by an investor to determine the income earned on investments made in long-term equity securities of a company. Thus, the investor who owns a significant interest by having more than 20%, but less than 50% of ownership, then the accounts for investments in long-term equity securities would be made under this method.
To Record: The stock transactions in the books of E Cosmetics.
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To Record: The stock transactions in the books of D Incorporation.
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