ABC Co. acquired 60% interest in DEF Co. On January 1,2021. Information on the combining entities' accounts rightafter the business combination follows:ABC Co. (carrying Amount)1,296,000360,000(240,000)1,416,000DEF Co. (carrying Amount)Other AssetsInvestment in SubsidiaryLiabilities444,000(96,000)348,000Net assetsHow much is the consolidated total assets?

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ABC Co. acquired 60% interest in DEF Co. On January 1,2021. Information on the combining entities' accounts righ after the business combination follows: ABC Co. (carrying Amount) DEF Co. (carrying Amount) 444,000 Other Assets Investment in Subsidiary Liabilities 1,296,000 360,000 (240,000) (96,000) Net assets 1,416,000 348,000 How much is the consolidated total assets?

ABC Co. acquired 60% interest in DEF Co. On January 1,2021. Information on the combining entities' accounts righ after the business combination follows: ABC Co. (carrying Amount) DEF Co. (carrying Amount) 444,000 Other Assets Investment in Subsidiary Liabilities 1,296,000 360,000 (240,000) (96,000) Net assets 1,416,000 348,000 How much is the consolidated total assets?

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