Financial Accounting Flashcards
Permanent Differences vs. Temporary Differences
- Temporary differences are included in both accounting income and taxable income.
- Permanent differences are included in only one or the other types of income.
- Timing differences are those incurred in a given year
- Temporary differences are the accumulation of timing differences
Deferred Tax Liability
Created when the tax deduction associated with a temporary difference is greater than the amount expenses for accounting purposes
Deferred Tax Asset
When temporary differences result in taxable income initially exceeding accounting income
Accounting Income –> Taxable Income
Accounting Income
+/-Permanent Differences
+/-Timing Differences
= Taxable Income
Defined Benefit Plan
Employer promises to make specified benefit payments after retirement
Defined Benefit Plan Calculation
Current Service Cost
+ Interest Cost on DBO
- Expected Return on Plan Assets
+ Amortization of Past Service Costs
+/- Amoritzation of Net Actuarial Loss/Gain
Basic EPS Formula
Basic EPS = Net Income - Preferred Share Dividends / Weighted Average # of Shares Outstanding