alleryStart learning →An investor usually books a liability on an associate because it:
ACannot decide the dividends
BOwns most of its shares
CPays no tax on income
DFiles a joint tax return
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Cannot decide the dividends
An investor does not control an associate, so without an agreement against distribution the liability is recognised.
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