Finn Company purchases all of the common stock of Murray Company for ($ 375,000) when Murray Company
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Finn Company purchases all of the common stock of Murray Company for \(\$ 375,000\) when Murray Company has \(\$ 150,000\) of common stock and \(\$ 225,000\) of retained earnings. If a consolidated balance sheet is prepared immediately after the acquisition, what amounts are eliminated in consolidation? Explain.
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