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    A Foreign Subsidiary Is Not Consolidated Because the Foreign Government
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A Foreign Subsidiary Is Not Consolidated Because the Foreign Government

Question 137

Question 137

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A foreign subsidiary is not consolidated because the foreign government has imposed dividend payment restrictions. The cost method would usually be used instead of the equity method in accounting for the investment in the subsidiary.

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