The Carrying Value of Depreciable Assets on a Potential Subsidiary's

Multiple Choice

The carrying value of Depreciable Assets on a potential subsidiary's books is only of concern when:

A) The Purchase Method is used to account for the Business Combination.
B) The companies are contemplating using the Pooling of Interests Method to account for the Business Combination.
C) The New Entity method will be used to account for the Business Combination.
D) The carrying value of a subsidiary's depreciable assets is irrelevant to any business combination.