The Hybrid Equity Method Differs from the Pure Equity Method

question 25

Multiple Choice

The hybrid equity method differs from the pure equity method in that:

• A) goodwill is not amortised
• B) the goodwill component of the purchase price is not shown in a separate account from the investment
• C) investee revaluations are regarded as adjustments to equity rather than as income
• D) both B and C

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