The part of a company's group accounts that reports income from a small investment in another company,of which it has little influence,is known as:

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Dividends receivable is the correct answer because it represents the income a company expects to receive from its investment in another company when it does not have significant influence over that company. This is typically the case with small investments where the investing company does not have control or significant influence, thus the income is recognized as dividends when declared by the investee.

The Part of a Company's Group Accounts That Reports Income