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Income tax
CHAPTER 19
Homework problems
E19-1 one rate, no beginning balance, 1 difference, 1 year
E19-2 one rate, no beginning balance, 2 differences, 2 years
E19-3 one rate, with beginning balance, 1 difference, 2 years
E19-5 one rate, with beginning balance, 2 difference (1 DTA, 1 DTL)
E19-10 NOL multiple rates (this problems is exactly like the NOL on my slides)
E19-11 Current vs non-current deferred tax presentation on balance sheet
E19-13 multiple rates, effect of beginning balance in DTL.
I expect to have questions about the following
on the quiz
1. Calculate tax expense 1 rate 1 temporary difference no beginning balance
2. Calculate tax expense 2 rates 1 temporary difference no beginning balance
3. Calculate EOY balance DTA, 2 rates
4. Calculate EOY balance DTL, 2 rates
5. Change in mandated tax rates
6. Current non/current balance sheet disclosure
7. NOL Tax benefit
8. NOL – DTA
9. 2 CPA questions on above topics
Deferred Taxes: Basics
Deferred taxes arise when income tax expense differs from income tax liability.
The income tax liability is determined under the Internal Revenue Code.
Deferred tax asset arises due to temporary differences that lead to net
deductible amounts when they reverse in the future.
◦ This will create deferred tax expense and a deferred tax liability
Simple example – 2: Deferred Tax Asset
2016 Y receives $100 cash for 2017 rent – unearned rent revenue. The firm’s only expense is tax of 30%. Tax law forces Y recognize the
rent as revenue in 2016. We should recognize $0 net income in 2016 and $70 in 2017.
2016
GAAP income before tax = 0 = $0
Without Deferred tax
2016 NI = <$30>
Net Income =$0 2017 NI = $100
If future tax rates change: use the enacted tax rate expected to apply in the
future year.
If new rates are not yet enacted into law for future years, the current rate
should be used.
DTA and DTL: Two temporary differences
Two Temporary differences originating in 2017
Tax
Rent Revenue 20,000 0
Tax
Rent Revenue 20,000 0
Total 8,000
Calculating DTA and DTL
◦ Cumulative Difference
◦ Tax rate
◦ Deferred Tax Asset
◦ Cumulative Difference
◦ Tax rate
◦ Deferred Tax Liability
Calculating Tax Expense
Tax Expense JE 2017
DTA DTL
2017
In 2018 differences start to reverse
2018
DTA
◦ EOY Cumulative Difference
◦ Tax rate
◦ Deferred Tax Asset
DTL
◦ EOY Cumulative Difference
◦ Tax rate
◦ Deferred Tax Liability
Reversals in 2018
Taxable income = 325,000 (Given in problem)
Tax rate =
Tax Payable =
Journal Entry
DTA DTL
2017 8,000 16,000
2018 12,000
0
Multiple tax rates
What happens when future tax rates are not all the same?
40,000 50,400
2019
How much tax to pay this year
2018 Pretax financial income (given) = 250,000
◦ Temporary differences
◦ Excess Installment sales book (96,000)
◦ Excess Depreciation Tax (30,000)
◦ Excess Rental Income 100,000
Taxable income 224,000
In other words, what if we have deferred tax asset and deferred tax liability and congress
changes the tax rates?
Revision of Future Tax Rates:
Example
End of 2015, corporate tax rate is changed from 40% to 35%.
The new rate is effective January 1, 2017.
The deferred tax account (1/1/2015) is as follows:
Excess tax depreciation: $3 million
Deferred tax liability: $1.2 million
Related taxable amounts are expected to occur equally over
2016, 2017, and 2018.
Provide the journal entry to reflect the change.
Revision of Future Tax Rates: Example
The deferred tax liability end of 2015 is as follows:
2016 2017 2018
Future tax inc $1,000,000 1,000,000 1,000,000
Tax rate 40% 35% 35%
Deferred tax liability $400,000 350,000 350,000
Entry:
Deferred Tax Liability $100,000
Income Tax Expense $100,000*
Balance Sheet Presentation
Balance Sheet Presentation:
o The deferred tax classification relates to its underlying asset or liability.
o Classify the deferred tax amounts as current or non-current.
o Sum the various deferred tax assets and liabilities classified as current.
o Sum the various deferred tax assets and liabilities classified as non-current.
Balance Sheet Presentation
Balance Sheet Presentation:
Sum the various deferred tax assets and liabilities classified as current:
o If net result is an asset, report as current asset
o If net result is a liability, report as current liability
Sum the various deferred tax assets and liabilities classified as non-current:
o If net result is an asset, report as long-term asset
o If net result is a liability, report as long-term liability
Balance sheet presentation example
In Year 1, The Consortium had three differences between its book and tax income. The first was
$5,000 excess tax deprecation on a building with a 10 year life, the second was $15,000 excess
taxable revenue that will reverse in the third year of business, the third difference is a $1,000
fine paid to local authorities that is not deductible for taxes. The firm’s tax rate is 40%. What is
the deferred tax asset that will be reported on the year 1 balance sheet?
Change in DTL when rates change
BOY 2017; Current Tax rate = 40%
Current temporary difference
◦ $3,000,000 installment receivable will be paid equally in 2018 and 2019
◦ DTL BOY 2017=$1,200,000
◦ Late in 2017 new tax rate enacted = 34% to be effective 2019
◦ Taxable income is 5,000,000
What will DTL be 12/31/2017?
Change in DTL when rates change
Taxable amounts
◦ Cumulative Diff Installment sales
◦
Change in DTL when rates change
DTA DTL
2016 0 1,200,000
2017
0 1,110,000
Change in DTL when rates change
What is net income for 2017?
Pretax Income = Taxable income
◦ No changes in temporary differences, No PD
◦ = 5,000,000
Tax Expense
◦ Current = 5,000,000 x 40% =
◦ Adjustment due to change in rates =
◦ Total
Pretax income
Tax Expense
Net Income
Current Non-Current
o classifying DTA/DTL as current or non-current is a function of the classification of
the underlying asset or liability.
o In this example, current and a long term portion of the installment sale
determines the classification of the DTL
Expect Expect
tax
tax refund Record all shield
here tax effects here here
NOL example
o No temporary differences
o No permanent differences (no book tax differences)
o Tax rate 45% in 2016, 2017; 40% 2018-2022
2019
NOL example
2020 (second loss = 380,000)
Go back two years then forward.
2018 x 40%
2019 No tax paid
Future x 40% = shield future taxes
Total
2021
2022
Recording a Valuation Allowance for Doubtful
Deferred Tax Assets
If the deferred tax asset appears doubtful, a Valuation Allowance account is needed.
Journal entry :
Income Tax Expense $$
Valuation Allowance $$
The entry records a potential future tax benefit that is not expected to be
realized in the future.
New Tax Rates
Firm has excess tax depreciation of 300 which will reverse over 3 years 100 per year.
Year Old rates New rates
2016 35% 35%
2017 35% 40%
2018 35% 40%
Old DTL
New DTL
Tax Expense JE
o J corp has a Deferred Tax Asset of 150,000 at the end of 2016 due to a single
cumulative temporary difference of 375,000.
o By the end of 2017 this cumulative temporary difference had risen to
450,000
o Taxable income is $820,000, the tax rate is 40% for all years
When a firm take tax positions that may be disallowed by the tax authorities or
the court, the firm has a contingent liability
Evaluation of a tax position
o Step 1: recognition
o The enterprise determines whether it is more likely than not that a tax position will be
sustained upon examination
o Step 2: measurement
o The tax position is measured as the largest amount of benefit that is greater than 50
and/or
How would this change if tax rate was 40% in year 1 and 2 but 30% thereafter?
Example 2 - Sylvanas
Sylvanas’ Beauty shop begins business in 2012. In its first year of business the firm has 10,000 of
taxable income. There were two differences between taxable income and pretax financial
income. The first was 500 of excess deprecation for taxes and the second was $1,000 of non-
taxable municipal bond interest. The firm had a 30% tax rate in 2012 and 40% in all future years.
What is Sylvanas’ 2012 tax expense?
Example 2 – Sylvanas modified
Sylvanas’ Beauty shop begins business in 2012. In its first year of business the firm has 10,000 of
taxable income. There were two differences between taxable income and pretax financial
income. The first was 500 of excess deprecation for taxes on assets with a 5 year life and the
second was $1,000 of non-taxable municipal bond interest. The firm had a 30% tax rate in 2012
and 2013 and 40% in all future years. What is Sylvanas’ 2012 tax expense?
Example 3 - Angor Mines
On 12/31/2011 Angor Mines Inc. calculated its deferred tax asset at 10,000 based on a single
temporary difference of 50,000 that will reverse in 2013 and a 20% tax rate. In 2012 congress
changed the tax law and the new tax rate will be 25% beginning 1/1/2013. In 2012 Angor has
$20,000 of taxable income and no change in the temporary difference. What is the tax expense
reported on Angor’s 2012 income statement?
DTA
10,000
12,500
Example 4 - Grom
Grom’s reported pretax income and taxable income are the same each year. The firm had a 20%
tax rate in 2010 and a 30% tax rate in 2011 onward. If the firm carry’s its NOL back, what is the
net loss Grom will report on its 2012 income statement?
Year Pretax income Tax Rate
2010 300,000 20%
2011 200,000 30%
2012 <400,000> 30%
Example 5 – Old Tristram
Old Tristram’s reported pretax income and taxable income are the same each year. The firm had a
20% tax rate in 2010 through 2012 and a 30% tax rate after 2012. If the firm carry’s its NOL back,
what is the net loss Tristram will report on its 2012 income statement?
Year Pretax income Tax Rate
2010 300,000 20%
2011 200,000 20%
2012 <600,000> 20%
2013+ ------------- 30%
Example 6 – Caldeum
For each year, Caldeum had no temporary differences, and its effective income tax rate was 30%
at all relevant times. In its Year 2 income tax return, Caldeum elected to carry back the
maximum amount of loss possible. In its Year 3 income statement, what amount should
Caldeum report as current portion of income tax expense?
Year Pretax income Tax Rate
2010 300,000 30%
2011 <700,000> 30%
2012 1,200,000 30%
Example 7 - Zeppelin Travel Service
In 2012, Zeppelin Travel Service had taxable income of $50,000. The firm had 2 differences
between taxable income and pretax financial income. The firm deferred 10,000 of gross margin
for tax purposes that was not deferred from book purposes. In addition the firm paid a 2,000
fine that was not deductible for tax purposes. The tax rate was 20%. What was the firms pretax
financial income for 2012?
Prepare the following schedule for deferred tax amounts for the year
Depreciation, Interest on municipal bond, bad debts
Kieso Corp example
Prepare the following schedule for deferred tax amounts for the year
Depreciation, Interest on municipal bond, bad debts
Item Difference tax DTA/DTL Current Deferred tax
and income Non-current amount
statement
In 2012, The Syndicate has pretax financial income of 100. In that year, temporary differences
changed by 25 increasing DTA by $10. The firm has a 40% tax rate. What is the current portion
of tax expense for 2012?
Example 9 -
Among the items reported on Perez Company’s income statement for the year ended December
31 were the following:
Compensation expense for a stock option plan $50,000
Insurance premium on the life of an officer 25,000
Neither is deductible for tax purposes.
Temporary differences amount to?
On December 31st 2011 is Crystal Hall tailors reported a deferred tax asset of $100,000 due to a
net operating loss carry forward. The firm had a 25% tax rate in all years and there are no other
temporary or permanent book/tax differences. If the firm reports pretax income of 60,000, in
2012, what will be the balance in the deferred tax asset account on the 2012 balance sheet?
Example 10 -
Leslie Knope began business on 1/1/2013. Her first year’s taxable income is $30,000. She had
$5,000 of non-taxable investment revenue (a permanent difference) and 1 temporary difference
due to $10,000 of excess depreciation taken for tax purposes. The temporary difference will
reverse equally over 4 years beginning in 2014. The tax rate is 20% in 2013 and 2014 and 30%
thereafter. The balance in Leslie’s 2013 deferred tax liability is