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Essam Tageldin

| Consolidation & Financial Reporting | Financial Modeling | Feasibility Studies | Business Valuation | Investment | Finance | Accounting | Chartered Accountant & Auditor | MBA Finance & Banking Candidate

4d

correct answer is: c. Equity consolidation. When a company owns 20-50% of another company’s voting stock and has significant influence over its operating policies, the equity method is used for accounting. Under the equity method, the investor recognizes its share of the invest income or loss in its own financial statements and adjusts the carrying value of the investment accordingly.

Ahmed Othman Abdulrahman, FMVA®

Financial analysis | Management Accounting

3d

The answer is C Why equity consolidation? Based on senario mentioned; the investment company have a significant influence over dividends policy, operating & financial policies and Appointments of board members.

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The correct answer is C, as the company has significant influence within 20%- 50% over its divided policy and operating policy.

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Answer C 25% - 50% of company and has influence over operating policies.

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Abul Hasan Md. Tareq

Pursuing US CMA | CFS | AIBB, JIBB| MBA, BBA (Finance and Banking)

3d

Very informative

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Zuhaib Hameed

Senior Accountant | Senior Finance & Accounts Executive

3d

C. Equity consolidation

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Walid Hassan

Results-Driven Accounts Manager | Financial Expertise | VAT Compliance Specialist | UAE Income TAX | Driving Business Growth through Strategic Financial Management

3d

Very informative

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Murugan R

Deputy CFO @ Salcomp Plc | Ex- Head-Finance in BYD India | Ex-AGM-Finance in KIA Motor India | Ex-Head-Accounts & Taxation in Bharat FIH Ltd (Foxconn).

3d

Ans: C Equity consolidation

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