F5 M6 Flashcards
Income Taxes Part 1
current income tax expense calculation
taxable income * tax rate for CY
total income tax expense calculation
pretax income * CY tax rate
OR
current tax liability - deferred tax asset
OR
current tax liability + deferred tax liability
deferred tax expense calculation
deferred tax calculated * enacted tax rate in future periods
permanent difference
a difference that impacts taxable income or book income, but not both
temporary difference
difference between the tax basis of an asset or liability and reported amt in F/S
effective tax rate calculation
=income tax expense/pretax income
when do deferred tax liabilities arise?
when future taxable income will be greater than future book income due to temporary differences
-less taxes paid now, more in future
when do deferred tax assets arise?
when future taxable income will be less than future book income due to temporary differences
-more taxes paid now, less in future
when must an entity establish a valuation allowance for deferred tax assets?
evidence that indicates the entity will not realize the tax benefits
what is intraperiod allocation?
matches a portion of provision of income tax to applicable components of net income and retained earnings
intraperiod tax allocation apportions total tax provision for financial accounting purposes in period between income or loss between:
1) income from continuing operations
2) discontinued operations
3) accounting principle change (retrospective)
4) OCI
5) RE for prior period adjustments and accounting principle changes (retrospective)
6) items of AOCI
what is the asset and liability approach?
method requires that either income taxes payable or deferred tax liability (asset) be recorded for all tax consequences of current period
permanent differences are either:
nontaxable
nondeductible
special tax allowances
examples of permanent differences
1) tax-exempt interest (municipal, state) subtract if income
2) life insurance proceeds on officer’s key person policy (add back to tax income because subtracted for book income)
3) life insurance premiums when corporation is beneficiary (add to tax income)
4) penalties, fines, bribes, kickbacks etc. (add to tax income)
5) nondeductible portion of meal and entertainment expense
6) dividends-received deduction for corporations
7) excess % depletion over cost depletion
deduction for business interest expense
= business interest income + 30% of adjusted taxable income