How does dividend from a majority shareholding (>50%) flow through the 3 financial statements in a parent company?
Something about the consolidation makes it a little confusing. Couldn't find anything on this on the internet.
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Bump - also interested in how dividends from subsidiary reported under equity and cost method affect the three statements
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