The undistributed earnings of a subsidiary are normally accounted for as a temporary difference between financial accounting

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The undistributed earnings of a subsidiary are normally accounted for as a temporary difference between financial accounting and taxable income. However, the FASB ASC allows them to be accounted for as a permanent difference under certain circumstances. Find, cite, and copy the paragraph that discusses this exception.
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Financial Accounting Theory and Analysis Text and Cases

ISBN: 978-0470646281

10th edition

Authors: Richard G. Schroeder, Myrtle W. Clark, Jack M. Cathey

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