Which statement is true concerning the use of pushdown accounting for a subsidiary’s separate financial statements?

A). Pushdown accounting is required when a subsidiary becomes wholly owned, but is optional if less than 100% of the subsidiary’s stock is acquired.

B). If a subsidiary uses pushdown accounting, eliminating entry R is not necessary when consolidating a parent and subsidiary at the date of acquisition.

C). If an acquisition is nontaxable, the subsidiary’s asset valuations will match those used for tax reporting.

D). One of the benefits of pushdown accounting is recognition of a significant gain on revaluation in the consolidated financial statements.