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SWFT Corp Partner Estates Trusts

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Chapter8: Consolidated Tax Returns

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In which circumstance does partial recognition of
intercompany profit occur? {financial accounting}
a) When parent owns 100% of subsidiary
b) When subsidiary sells to parent
c) When parent sells to partially-owned subsidiary
d) When both companies are wholly owned

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