One Complication That Arises in Consolidation When the Parent and Subsidiary

question 25

Multiple Choice

One complication that arises in consolidation when the parent and subsidiary have filed separate tax returns is:​

• A)​timing differences are created in consolidation for items such as intercompany profits in inventory.
• B)​the parent and subsidiary may both incur taxes on the same items.
• C)​a special tax reserve must be set up in owners' equity.
• D)​None of the above.

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