The fundamental difference between an affiliated group and a parent-subsidiary controlled group is
A) An affiliated group requires direct ownership of at least 80 percent of the other corporation's stock.
B) A parent-subsidiary controlled group requires direct ownership of at least 80 percent of the other corporation's stock.
C) An affiliated group may indirectly own 50 percent of the other corporation.
D) A parent-subsidiary controlled group directly owns 100 percent of the other corporation.
E) None of the above
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A)The
Q40: S, the wholly owned subsidiary of P,
Q41: A consolidated tax return must be filed
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Q44: R, a first-year unaffiliated corporation, had
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