On January 1, Darius Co. purchased 30% of Rucker, Inc. for $150,000. On May 20 of...
On January 1, Darius Co. purchased 30% of Rucker, Inc. for $150,000. On May 20 of the same year, Rucker declared total cash dividends of $50,000 of which Darius received a portion based on its ownership percentage. At year-end, Rucker reported net income of $100,000. The balance in Darius Co.'s Long-Term Investment - Rucker account as of December 31 should be...
Homework Answers
Calculate investment balance
| Initial investment | 150000 |
| Add: Net income (100000*30%) | 30000 |
| Less: Dividend (50000*30%) | -15000 |
| Balance December 31 | 165000 |
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