alleryStart learning →A subsidiary's year end differs from the parent's. What must be disclosed?
AJust the subsidiary name
BOnly the parent's tax rate
CNothing if under a year
DIts year end and reason
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Its year end and reason
The entity discloses the subsidiary's reporting period end date and why a different date or period is used.
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