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All of the following would normally result in timing (temporary) differences between tax and financial accounting except:
Either Or
A logical proposition or choice implying that one out of two possible options must be selected or is true, excluding simultaneous truth or selection of both.
Disjunctive Conclusion
A logical inference which results from a disjunction in which at least one of the stated alternatives must be true.
Argument
A series of statements structured to establish a position and persuade an audience, consisting of premises leading logically to a conclusion.
Proposition
An announcement that outlines a viewpoint or judgment.
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