During the year, a business had $100,000 in revenues, and $40,000 in expenses, and paid $3000 in dividends. The yield of these items caused total stockholders' equity to grow by 57,000.
100,000-40,000-3000= 57000
<h3>How are consolidated retained earnings calculated?</h3>
Consolidated retained earnings are calculated by counting two figures: the first is the parent's individual kept earnings and the second is the parent's share in the subsidiary's post-acquisition retained earnings.
Annual net income minus the net difference in retained earnings = dividends paid.
The yield of these items generated total stockholders' equity to increase by 57,000.
100,000-40,000-3000= 57000
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