Accounting treatments for parent and subsidiary

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Explain the general rules and accounting treatments for the parent and subsidiary, including purchase price allocations; intangible assets, such as goodwill and impairment testing; intercompany transactions, such as payables, receivables, revenues, and expenses; activity subsequent to acquisition; and other related issues

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