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| Value of Investment in Evan Company on Jan 01, 2017= | $706,000 | |
| Add: Share in Net income 206,000*40% for 2017 | $82,400 | |
| Less: Dividend paid 110,000*40% for 2017 | -$44,000 | |
| Carrying value of investments as on 31 Dec. 2017 | $744,400 | |
| Add: Share in Net income 206,000*40% for 2018 | $82,400 | |
| Less: Dividend paid 110,000*40% for 2018 | -$44,000 | |
| Carrying value of Investments as on 31 Dec. 2018 | $782,800 | |
| Add: Share in Net income 206,000*40% for 2019 | $82,400 | |
| Less: Dividend paid 110,000*40% for 2019 | -$44,000 | |
| Carrying value of investments as on 31 Dec. 2019 | $821,200 |
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