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The Parent Company Concept of Consolidated Financial Statements Considers the Noncontroling

Question 21

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The parent company concept of consolidated financial statements considers the noncontroling interest in net assets of a subsidiary to be:

A) A liability
B) A part of consolidated stockholders' equity
C) An item between liabilities and stockholders' equity
D) Some other classification

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