According to International Financial Reporting Standards: In the consolidation process for subsidiaries that are indirectly controlled:
A) The entity least owned by the parent must be included in consolidation.
B) Only the entity most directly controlled by the parent must be consolidated.
C) Each controlled subsidiary may be individually consolidated.
D) The entity most directly owned by the parent must be consolidated first.
E) Indirectly controlled subsidiaries cannot be consolidated.

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Each controlled subsidiary may be individually consolidated. This means that even if a subsidiary is indirectly controlled, it can still be consolidated separately if it meets the criteria for control outlined in the IFRS.

According to International Financial Reporting Standards: in the Consolidation Process