How to Account for Equity Investments with Insignificant Inflluence | Financial Accounting
Автор: Wild Accounting
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Hey everyone, Jonathan Wild here!
Today, we're going to talk about how to account for equity investments with insignificant influence. When a company invests in another company but doesn't have a significant influence, typically defined as owning less than 20% of the voting stock, the investment is treated differently than those where the company has significant or controlling influence. This lack of significant influence means the investor cannot dictate corporate policies or strategic decisions of the entity it invests in.
In this video, we will examine equity investments with insignificant influence. Specifically you will learn how to account for the purchase of stock, the recording of dividend income, how to handle fair value adjustments, and selling the stock.
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Jonathan M. Wild
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