Chapter 19: Accounting for Income Taxes Flashcards

1
Q

In deferred income taxes, we have…

A
  • Temporary differences
  • 3 steps to record income taxes
  • balance sheet perspective
  • deferred tax liabilities
  • deferred tax assets
  • valuation allowance
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2
Q

In temporary differences, accounting income is determined by….

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FASB (accrual)

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3
Q

In temporary differences, taxable income is determined by…

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IRC (cash)

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4
Q

Differences in accounting and taxable income that originate in one period and reverse in one or more subsequent periods.

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Temporary differences (Timing)

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5
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What are the 3 steps to record income taxes?

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1: calculate current taxes payable (Taxable income x tax rate)
2: change in deferred tax items
3: combine steps 1 and 2 to determine income tax expenses

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6
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In the balance perspective, how is that calculated?

A

tax rate x temporary difference

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7
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This represents a FUTURE TAXABLE AMOUNT because taxable income will be increased to accounting income in the year(s) when temporary differences reverse.

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deferred tax liability (TI > AI)

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8
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Deferred tax liabilities represents a….

A

future taxable amount

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9
Q

In deferred tax liabilities, revenues or gains are reported on tax return ___ the income statement.

A

after

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10
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In deferred tax liabilities, expenses or losses are reported on tax return ___ the income statement.

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before

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11
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In deferred tax liabilities, future taxable income is greater or less than future accounting income?

A

greater

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12
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This represents a future deductible amount because taxable income will be decreased related to accounting income in the year(s) when temporary differences reverse.

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deferred tax assets

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13
Q

deferred tax assets represent a…

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future deductible amount

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14
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In deferred tax assets, revenues or gains are reported on tax return ___ the income statement.

A

before

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15
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In deferred tax assets, expenses or losses are reported on tax return ___ the income statement.

A

after

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16
Q

In deferred tax assets, future taxable income is greater or less than future accounting income?

A

less

17
Q

This is used to reduce DTA if it is a “more likely than not” that some portion or all of the deferred tax asset will not be realized (future taxable income is insufficient to realize the tax benefit).

A

valuation allowance

18
Q

Deferred tax assets are reported at …

A

net realizable value

19
Q

What are Other Tax Accounting Issues?

A
  • permanent differences
  • change in tax rates
  • net operating loss
  • financial statement representation
20
Q

This is an item that never affects taxable income or taxable payable.

A

permanent differences

21
Q

What are examples of permanent differences?

A
  • interest income on municipal bonds
  • penalties
  • fines
22
Q

When determining both the taxable payable currently and the deferred tax effect, permanent differences are…

A

disregarded

23
Q

Deferred taxes should be determined using ___ if known.

A

future tax rates

24
Q

If a c change in tax law or rates occurs, what must we adjust?

A

deferred taxes

25
Q

An operating loss can be used to reduce taxable income by either…

A
  • carry back 2 years (earliest year first) to get a refund of taxes paid
  • carry forward up to 20 years; creates a deferred taxed asset (DTA)
26
Q

The ___ of both carry backs and carry forwards is recognized in the year the operating loss occurs.

A

income tax benefit

27
Q

DTA and DTL need to be classified as…

A

current or noncurrent

28
Q
  • deferred tax accounts are classified as current or non-current based on the classification of the related assets or liabilities for financial reporting purposes.
  • will preset a net current amount and a
  • net non-current amount
A

balance sheet classification

29
Q
  • the components of income tax expenses
  • amounts and expiration dates of operating loss carry forwards
  • types of temporary differences
  • changes in valuation allowance
A

footnote disclosures

30
Q

What are the components of income tax expenses?

A
  • current tax expenses
  • deferred tax expenses
  • tax credits
  • NOL carry forward benefit
  • adjustments from changes in tax rates