Which of the following intercompany transactions creates temporary book/tax differences when a parent corporation owns 100% of a subsidiary's stock and the companies file a consolidated return?

A. intercompany dividends
B. intercompany sale
C. undistributed subsidiary earnings
D. None of the above items create temporary differences.


Answer: D

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