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11. Several tax-related items are recognized throughout the financial statements. Additional details regarding these items must be disclosed: 12. It is reasonable for the income tax expense reported in an entity's financial statements to differ from the income tax liability reported to the Federal government for the same time period covered by those financial statements. [TRUE] [FALSE] 13. Temporary Tax Differences can best be described as differences. 31. Jeff and Rhonda are married and have two children, Max, and Jen. Max is 20, attends college in the Los Angeles area full-time, and works as a stunt double for a television show while he is in school. Max earns $15,000 per year as a stunt double and lives at home when school is not in session. Jeff and Rhonda pay for Max's tuition and all of his living expenses. Jen, who lives at home, is 18 years old and makes $18,000 per year working full-time as an office administrator. Jeff and Rhonda pay for 65 percent of Jen's living expenses. In addition, Rhonda's mother, Joanne (a widow), resides with the family, earns $3,000 per year in taxable interest and dividends from her investments, and receives $9,000 per year in nontaxable Social Security benefits. Jeff and Rhonda receive no rent from Joanne and provide all the support she needs for the year. Everyone mentioned is a U.S. citizen. Who qualifies as a dependent for Jeff and Rhonda's income tax return? Select all that are dependents. Max - their son Jen - their daughter Joanne - Rhonda's mother