After-Tax Cash Flow of a Subsidiary May Differ from the After-Tax

question 2

Multiple Choice

After-tax cash flow of a subsidiary may differ from the after-tax cash flow of the parent because:

• A)the after-tax cash flow of a subsidiary is expressed in one currency and the after-tax cash flow of the parent is expressed in another currency.
• B)cash flow is calculated differently in different countries,so the cash flow of a subsidiary is likely to be calculated differently than the cash flow of the parent.
• C)the after-tax cash flow of the subsidiary may be subject to additional taxes before it can be considered after-tax cash flow of the parent.
• D)tax treaties result in differences in after-tax cash flow form country to country.

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Definitions:

Disclosed

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Disclosure Guidelines

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