5 | Gold's share in capital | 60000 | ||
Gold's share in total | 25% | |||
Total capital | 240000 | (60000/25%) | ||
Gold's capital | -60000 | |||
Orange's capital | -80000 | |||
Blue's capital | -70000 | |||
Goodwill | 30000 | |||
So correct answer is B | ||||
6 | In the equity method when holding company have significant influence then it is treated as part of holding | |||
So it will be treated as retained earnings | ||||
So correct answer is C | ||||
5) Orange and Blue forned a partnership and share profits 3:1. Their S80,000 and S70,000, respectively....
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