How does the U.S. government tax controlled foreign corporations (CFC) differently from other subsidiaries? O All income of the CFC is taxed by the U.S. in the year it is earned rather than when dividends are received O Some income of the CFC is taxed by the U.S. in the year it is earned rather than when dividends are received. O None of the income generated by the CFC is subject to U.S. tax Only interest income from CFC is taxed in the year received by the U.S. government