Under the cost-adjusted-to-market method of accounting for an investment....?

A.)Dividend income is credited when dividends are recieved
B.)The investment account is credited when dividends are recieved
C.)The investment account is credited when investee reports a net income
D.)Investment income is credited when the invested reports a income

Which one do you think it would be, thanks.

I think in order to do this question you have to really use comon sense meaning that if it is talking about cost adjustment i would say letter b or c!

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