Consolidated Financial Statements Noncontrolling Interest.

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[@danielmalinowski5655]

@ 13:50, deduct $10,000 for NCI dividend received, net income = $80x, 20%, yields $16k NCI income, minus $2k amortization

[@jonathanlarco2453]

Also- at minute 14.34, shouldn't NCI be $223k? i just followed the 1st approach. Thanks.

[@jonathanlarco2453]

Hello- if liabilities are going down, shouldn't there be a decrease of expenses? similar to the equipment. Thank you.

[@graceryu5320]

Hello, thank you for the content. may i have a copy of this worksheet in excel?

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[@evanmellinger623]

i wish u could’ve explained the annual adjustments to LT Liabilities/ Interest Exp in a bit more detail… super counterintuitive @ face value, but i guess allocating a reduction to a liability is effectively writing up an asset which would then need to be amortized over its remaining 8 yr life ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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