Deferred Taxes Flashcards

1
Q

What is formula for tax liability?

A
Pretax Book Income
\+/- Permanent Difference
= Book Taxable
\+/- Temporary Difference
= Taxable Income
x Current Tax Rate
= Current Tax Liability
Less Prepayment
= Tax Payable
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2
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What are examples of permanent differences?

A
Municipal bond interest
Dividends received deduction
Life insurance expense
Life insurance proceeds
Fines or penalties
50% meals and entertainment
Federal income tax payments
Percentage depletion versus cost depletion
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3
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What are examples of deferred tax liabilities?

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Accelerated depreciation method for tax
Installment sales method for tax
Prepaid expenses
Goodwill
Rent receivable
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4
Q

What are examples of deferred tax assets?

A

Warranty expense
Rent, royalty, and interest received
Bad debt expense
Contingent liabilities

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5
Q

What is formula for deferred tax liability?

A

Book Expense < Tax Expense

Book Income > Taxable Income

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6
Q

What is formula for deferred tax asset?

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Book Expense > Tax Expense

Book Income < Taxable Income

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7
Q

What is the effective tax rate?

A

Income Tax Expense / Net Income before Taxes

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8
Q

When is a deferred tax asset valuation allowance established?

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When the company determines it is more likely than not (50% or more) that some or all of asset will not be realized

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