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Afair value of shares issued
Bits share of old equity
Cnominal value of shares
Dmarket value of the group
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. its share of old equity
For a qualifying reorganisation, cost is the carrying amount of the new parent's share of the original parent's equity items.
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