Dividend Paid Up

Parent company owns 100% of sub companies. Old method was to dividend up to parent and wire back down as a dividend. We have not cut out the middle tier. So, I would debit cash...but what would I credit? Investment in sub would be the likely answer but what about undistributed earnings?

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