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An eliminating entry is required when a subsidiary owes a parent company but not when the parent owes the subsidiary.

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Distinguish between the financial statement presentation of unrealized gains and losses related to trading securities and the financial statement presentation of unrealized gains and losses related to available-for-sale securities.

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The equity method usually is the most appropriate method for accounting for investments of less than a 20 percent interest.

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On January 1,20xx,Hilary Corporation acquired 100 percent of the common stock of Gooden Corporation for $3,250,000.At the date of acquisition,Gooden Corporation reported total assets of $4,200,000,liabilities of $1,200,000,common stock of $2,200,000,and retained earnings of $800,000 on its balance sheet.An appraisal on the acquisition date showed that the fair value of Gooden's net identifiable assets was equal to their book value.Prepare the eliminating entry in journal form that would appear on the work sheet for consolidating the balance sheets of the two companies as of the acquisition date.(Omit explanations.) On January 1,20xx,Hilary Corporation acquired 100 percent of the common stock of Gooden Corporation for $3,250,000.At the date of acquisition,Gooden Corporation reported total assets of $4,200,000,liabilities of $1,200,000,common stock of $2,200,000,and retained earnings of $800,000 on its balance sheet.An appraisal on the acquisition date showed that the fair value of Gooden's net identifiable assets was equal to their book value.Prepare the eliminating entry in journal form that would appear on the work sheet for consolidating the balance sheets of the two companies as of the acquisition date.(Omit explanations.)

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