Answer:
The correct answer is D) Parent company dividends equal consolidated dividends.
Step-by-step explanation:
When economic, financial and administrative links are created between two legally independent entities, where it presents a subordination relationship, a series of reports that integrate the financial statements must be prepared, consolidating those of one company with the other. 
The consolidation of the balances between a parent and a subsidiary is achieved by integrating the accounts of each of them, eliminating accounts such as: 
- The investment of the parent company in the subordinate. 
 - Accounts receivable generated by transactions between the parent and the subsidiary. 
 - Accounts payable generated by transactions between the parent and the subsidiary. 
 - Sales and purchases between companies. 
 - Dividends between the two companies. 
 - Earnings between entities in the initial or final inventory.