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Investment in stock is accounted for using either the fair value/cost method for investments under 20% ownership or the equity method for investments of 20% or more ownership. Under the fair value/cost method, investments are recorded at cost and changes in fair value are recorded to an allowance account or other comprehensive income depending on classification. Dividends are recorded as dividend income. Under the equity method, called "one-line consolidation", the investment account shows the investor
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- Adrian Chrisceydi
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