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企业发生的下列各项税费中不应记入“营业税金及附加”科目的是（）。
A.与投资性房地产有关的房产税
B. 处置固定资产缴纳的营业税
C. 销售应税消费品缴纳的消费税
D. 销售商品缴纳的教育费附加
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A．消费税 B．增值税
C．教育税附加 D．城市维护建设税
E．所得税
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