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    Subsidiary Versus Parent Perspective

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    A document discusses factors from the perspective of a subsidiary versus a parent company including: tax differentials between countries can impact profits; restrictions may limit how much a subsidiary can remit to the parent; remittances could be excessive if not properly monitored; and exchange rate movements affect conversion of foreign profits to the parent currency.

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    A document discusses factors from the perspective of a subsidiary versus a parent company including: tax differentials between countries can impact profits; restrictions may limit how much a subsidiary can remit to the parent; remittances could be excessive if not properly monitored; and exchange rate movements affect conversion of foreign profits to the parent currency.

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    A document discusses factors from the perspective of a subsidiary versus a parent company including: tax differentials between countries can impact profits; restrictions may limit how much a subsidiary can remit to the parent; remittances could be excessive if not properly monitored; and exchange rate movements affect conversion of foreign profits to the parent currency.

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    Subsidiary Versus Parent Perspective

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    A document discusses factors from the perspective of a subsidiary versus a parent company including: tax differentials between countries can impact profits; restrictions may limit how much a subsidiary can remit to the parent; remittances could be excessive if not properly monitored; and exchange rate movements affect conversion of foreign profits to the parent currency.

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    A. Subsidiary versus Parent Perspective 1. Tax Differentials 2. Restricted Remittances 3. Excessive Remittances 4. Exchange Rate Movements 5.

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