Which of the following does not result in a permanent book/tax difference?

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Permanent book/tax differences are items that are either only included in book income or taxable income, but not both, and this difference will not reverse in the future. Business meal and entertainment expenses, nondeductible fines and penalties, and premiums paid on key-person life insurance policies are all examples of expenses that may be treated differently for financial accounting purposes than for tax purposes, and these differences will not reverse over time, thus they are considered permanent differences.

Which of the Following Does Not Result in a Permanent