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DustyBins (DB) owns 19% of Markolin (M). DB is a major customer of M. DB has...

DustyBins (DB) owns 19% of Markolin (M). DB is a major customer of M. DB has 6 members on M's board with another 14 from other organizations.

By the end of the year, M incurred a loss of 370300 and paid dividends of 126500. DB has recorded a dividend revenue of 9775.

How should we complete recording DB's events?

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