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    A Canadian Company That Has Wholly Owned Subsidiaries in Countries
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A Canadian Company That Has Wholly Owned Subsidiaries in Countries

Question 38

Question 38

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A Canadian company that has wholly owned subsidiaries in countries that do not follow GAAP/IFRS accounting principles is not required to make adjustments for intragroup transactions.

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