Which of the following is an example of a "permanent difference"?

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Permanent differences are items that are included in tax calculations but never affect financial income or are included in financial income but never affect taxable income. Dividends received by corporations often receive favorable tax treatment, creating a permanent difference between the financial accounting income and taxable income. Warranty provisions, depreciation on capital assets, and the completed contract method typically lead to temporary differences, as they will affect both financial and taxable income but in different periods.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a "Permanent