Changes in the separate shareholders' equity accounts can be disclosed in all of the following ways, except a
A) financial statement
B) note to the financial statements
C) parenthetical remark
D) supporting schedule

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Parenthetical remarks are not typically used to disclose changes in equity accounts. Financial statements, notes to the financial statements, and supporting schedules are all commonly used methods to disclose changes in equity accounts.

Changes in the Separate Shareholders' Equity Accounts Can Be Disclosed