Refer to the income statement of Samsung in Appendix A. How can you tell that it uses
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Refer to the income statement of Samsung in Appendix A. How can you tell that it uses the consolidated method of accounting?
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Financial Accounting Fundamentals
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Authors: John Wild, Ken Shaw, Barbara Chiappetta
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Financial statements of a business having numerous divisions or subsidiaries are called consolidated financial statements. Companies frequently refer to the aggregated reporting of their entire firm together when using the term \"consolidated\" in financial statement reporting. Consolidated financial statement reporting, on the other hand, is defined by the Financial Accounting Standards Board as the reporting of an entity that is organized with a parent company and subsidiaries.
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