Answer :
Answer:
1)
deferred income tax (liaiblity)
Year 1 $ 13,356
Year 2 $ 26,712
Income tax Liability: as in the future it will pay higher taxes because is paying lower now.
Income tax expense:
Year 1: 418,356
Year 2: 653,356
Explanation:
The straight line depreciation will be:
[tex]\frac{Adquisition \: Value- \: Salvage \: Value}{useful \: life}= Depreciation \: coplete \: year[/tex]
[tex]\frac{1,060,000-0}{25}= Depreciation \: coplete \: year[/tex]
Depreciation 42,400
Now, we solve for the difference:
42,400 - 106,000 = -63,600
The income will differ by 63600
and tax will be 63,600 x 0.21 = 13,356
the income tax expense will be calculated on the income according to accounting
the income tax payable according to the deferred tax liabilities and assets.
as we are given with the obligation (payable) we have to add the temporary difference to compute the income tax expense
405,000 + 13,356 = 418,356
640,000 + 13,356 = 653,356
Answer:
The answer follows below;
Explanation:
1) Tax Base Accounting Base Temporary Difference
Year 1. Depreciation $106,000 $42,400 $63,600
Year 2. Depreciation $106,000 $42,400 $63,600
Taxable Temporary Difference Year 1=$63,600*21%=$13,356
Taxable Temporary difference Year 2=$63,600*21%=$13,356
In Balance Sheet for year 1 and year $13,356 will be recorded as deferred tax liability.
2)Its liability
3) Year 1=$405,000+$13,356=$418,356
Year 2=%640,000+$13,356=$653,356