Computing Consolidated Net Income Bedford Company purchased a 90% interest in Midway Company's on January 1...
Computing Consolidated Net Income
Bedford Company purchased a 90% interest in Midway Company's on
January 1 of the current year, and the purchase price reflected 90%
of Midway's book value of equity. Bedford Company had $400,000 net
income for the current year before recognizing its share
of Midway Company's net income. If Midway Company had net income of
$90,000 for the year, what is the consolidated net income
attributable to Bedford shareholders for the year?
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