I am posting this question again because I feel is incomplete, and the tutor rep
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I am posting this question again because I feel is incomplete, and the tutor reply mean to my comment. I think it should be 4 years when do book income, at least that's what I am understanding for part 1.a) please help me asap. Thank you
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Solution b & c:
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Note: Please read the requirements, the information is available for first year of operations and all the calculations and journal entry will be provided for first year only and same is question requiremnt in "Instructions". Income details are not provided in question for future years, therefore we should not book for next 4 years. Part 1a is information part only that convey the message that how temporary differences will be reversed over next 4 years, it does not mean that we have to do for 4 years.
Reconciliation of Pretax accounting income to taxable income Particulars Amount Pretax accounting income $950,000.00 Permanent Differences Interest on New York Bond -$21,000.00 Insurance premium on of chief executives $45,000.00 Temporary Differences Extra depreciation allowed as per income tax over book depreciation -$240,000.00 Litigation liability $120,000.00 Unearned rental income (21*$5,000) $105,000.00 Taxable Income $959,000.00Related Questions
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