2. 18,000 shares (representing 9%) of ZZ Company stock for $306,000 AA Company and ZZ Company reported the following information for the years 2028 and 2029:
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M.T. Glass, Inc. purchased the following investments on
January 1, 2028:
1. 21,000 shares (representing 42%) of AA Company stock
for $546,000
2. 18,000 shares (representing 9%) of ZZ Company stock
for $306,000
AA Company and ZZ Company reported the following information
for the years 2028 and 2029:
2028:
AA Company ZZ Company
Net income $140,000 $225,000
Total dividends paid $ 78,000 $ 53,000
Market value at Dec 31 $33 per share $22 per share
2029:
AA Company ZZ Company
Net income $210,000 $280,000
Total dividends paid $ 90,000 $125,000
Market value at Dec 31 $35 per share $23 per share
Calculate the amount of dividend revenue shown in M.T. Glass,
Inc.'s 2029 income statement for these two investments.
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