Which of the following statements regarding methods to record investments after acquisition is incorrect?

(A) It is not relevant to the consolidated financial statements whether the parent company measures its investment account using the cost method or using one of the equity methods so long as the eliminating entries are properly prepared.

(B) Initial recording of the investment (at its cost) is identical in all three methods, i.e., cost, partial equity, or complete equity method.

(C) Under the partial equity method, the investor adjusts the investment account upward for its share of the investee’s earnings and dividends declared.

(D) For periods subsequent to acquisition, both the investment account and the equity in subsidiary income will be larger under the partial equity method than under the complete equity method if the subsidiary carries depreciable assets with market values greater than book values.