a)
Concept Introduction:
The assets, liabilities, and interests of the parents and subsidiaries enterprises are accounted for as a single firm in consolidated financial statements, which are accounting reporting for a group of corporations.
The income tax amount for the current period paid by the affiliated group.
b)
Concept Introduction:
The assets, liabilities, and interests of the parents and subsidiaries enterprises are accounted for as a single firm in consolidated financial statements, which are accounting reporting for a group of corporations.
The income tax amount for the current period paid by the affiliated group.
c)
Concept Introduction:
The assets, liabilities, and interests of the parents and subsidiaries enterprises are accounted for as a single firm in consolidated financial statements, which are accounting reporting for a group of corporations.
The total amount of income tax that two companies will pay for the current year.
d)
Concept Introduction:
The assets, liabilities, and interests of the parents and subsidiaries enterprises are accounted for as a single firm in consolidated financial statements, which are accounting reporting for a group of corporations.
The total amount of income tax expenses to be recognized in consolidated income statements for the current period.
e)
Concept Introduction:
The assets, liabilities, and interests of the parents and subsidiaries enterprises are accounted for as a single firm in consolidated financial statements, which are accounting reporting for a group of corporations.
The total amount of income tax for the current year that company M has to pay.
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