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Temporary Differences:




Reported on the I/S first,


and on the tax return later




Revenues and Gains

Deferred Tax Liability

Temporary Differences:




Reported on the I/S first,


and on the tax return later




Expenses and Losses

Deferred Tax Asset

Temporary Differences:




Reported on the tax return first,


and on the I/S later




Revenues and Gains

Deferred Tax Asset

Temporary Differences:




Reported on the tax return first,


and on the I/S later




Expenses and Losses

Deferred Tax Liability

Permanent Differences:




Interest on Investments in state and municipal bonds




Not Taxable or Not Tax Deductible?

Not Taxable

Permanent Differences:




Proceeds from Life Insurance carried on employees




Not Taxable or Not Tax Deductible?

Not Taxable

Permanent Differences:



Portion of dividends not taxed due to dividends received deduction




Not Taxable or Not Tax Deductible?

Not Taxable

Permanent Differences:



Investment expenses incurred to obtain tax-exempt income




Not Taxable or Not Tax Deductible?

Not Tax Deductible

Permanent Differences:




Premiums paid for life insurance on employees




Not Taxable or Not Tax Deductible?

Not Tax Deductible

Permanent Differences:




Fines from legal violations




Not Taxable or Not Tax Deductible?

Not Tax Deductible

Temporary Differences:




Installment sales of Property




DTL or DTA

DTL

Temporary Differences:




Unrealized gains from recording investments at Fair Value




DTL or DTA

DTL

Temporary Differences:




Revenue collected in advance


(Rent Revenue, Subscription Revenue)




DTL or DTA

DTA

Temporary Differences:



Estimated expenses and losses


(Warranties, Loss Contingencies)




DTL or DTA

DTA

Temporary Differences:




Unrealized losses from recording investments at Fair Value




DTL or DTA

DTA

Temporary Differences:




Inventory write-down to LCM




DTL or DTA

DTA

Temporary Differences:




Depreciation on tax return in excess of depreciation on the I/S




DTL or DTA

DTL

Temporary Differences:




Prepaid Expenses


(Rent Expense, Insurance Expense)




DTL or DTA

DTL

Net operating loss

is negative taxable income: tax-deductible expenses exceed taxable revenues.




There is no tax payable for the year of an operating loss.

An operating loss can be carried back, _ years and carried forward __ years.

Carried back 2 years


Carried forward 20 years




These have to be elected by the company

Journal entry for a Loss carry forward

Deferred Tax Asset (debit)


Income tax benefit - operating loss (credit)

Journal entry for a Loss carry backward

Receivable - income tax refund (debit)


Deferred tax asset (debit)


Income tax benefit - operating loss (credit)

Temporary Differences:

The difference between the tax basis and the book basis of an asset or liability that leads to a future taxable or deductable amount

A temporary difference can be either:
Deductible or Taxable.

A deductible temporary difference is:

A deductible temporary difference is a temporary difference that will yield amounts that can be deducted in the future when determining taxable profit or loss.



DTA

A taxable temporary difference is:

A taxable temporary difference is a temporary difference that will yield taxable amounts in the future when determining taxable profit or loss.



DTL

Valuation Allowance

A reduction of a Deferred Tax Asset if it is "more likely than not" that some portion or all of the DTA will not be realized

Permanent Differences are:

disregarded when determining the tax payable and expense.