alleryStart learning →A foreign entity acting as an extension of its parent is called
Aa self-sustaining entity
Ba dormant entity
Can integrated entity
Da franchise entity
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. an integrated entity
An integrated foreign entity operates as an extension of the parent with highly interrelated cash flows, unlike a self-sustaining one.
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