In countries,like Japan and much of Europe,fewer differences between the amount of income reported to stockholders and that reported to the taxing authorities exist than in the United States.

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This statement is true. In countries like Japan and much of Europe, there is generally less income discrepancy between what is reported to stockholders and what is reported to taxing authorities compared to the United States.

In Countries,like Japan and Much of Europe,fewer Differences Between the Amount