alleryStart learning →Why can a parent avoid a liability on subsidiary undistributed profits?
AIt controls the dividends
BSubsidiaries pay no tax
CProfits are never taxable
DAssociates are exempt
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. It controls the dividends
The parent decides when the subsidiary pays dividends, so it controls when the temporary difference reverses.
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