In the equity method, the journal entry required to record the amortization of the excess amount paid for a depreciable asset includes A credit to the investment revenue account in the books of the parent company A debit the investment revenue account in the books of the parent company A debit to the investment account in the books of the parent company A credit to the investment account in the books of the subsidiary company

In the equity method, the journal entry required to record the amortization of the excess amount paid for a depreciable asset includes A credit to the investment revenue account in the books of the parent company A debit the investment revenue account in the books of the parent company A debit to the investment account in the books of the parent company A credit to the investment account in the books of the subsidiary company

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