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Summer Co. is preparing the reconciliation between accounting income and taxable income for 2019.   Actual warranty...

  1. Summer Co. is preparing the reconciliation between accounting income and taxable income for 2019.  
  2. Actual warranty repairs made in 2019 and allowed to be deducted for tax purposes amounted to $40,000. Warranty expense recorded in 2019 was $30,000.
  3. For years before 2019, warranty expense recorded was $60,000 and total repairs made under warranty amounted to $10,000.
  4. CCA allowed for tax purposes in 2019 was $65,000; depreciation expense recorded in 2019 was $85,000.
  5. For years before 2019, depreciation expense exceeded CCA by $70,000.
  6. The rate for all years is 30%


QUESTION

How much is the total deferred tax expense for 2019?

Select one:

a. $3,000 debit

b. $3,000 credit

c. $9,000 credit

d. $9,000 debit

e. none of the above

  1. Summer Co. is preparing the reconciliation between accounting income and taxable income for 2019.  
  2. Actual warranty repairs made in 2019 and allowed to be deducted for tax purposes amounted to $40,000. Warranty expense recorded in 2019 was $30,000.
  3. For years before 2019, warranty expense recorded was $60,000 and total repairs made under warranty amounted to $10,000.
  4. CCA allowed for tax purposes in 2019 was $65,000; depreciation expense recorded in 2019 was $85,000.
  5. For years before 2019, depreciation expense exceeded CCA by $70,000.
  6. The rate for all years is 30%


QUESTION

How much is the total deferred tax amount on the December 31, 2019 balance sheet?

Select one:

a. $15,000 asset

b. $15,000 liability

c. $39,000 asset

d. $39,000 liability

e. none of the above

Homework Answers

Answer #1
1 Financial amount (A) Tax base (B) Difference base(A-B) Deferred Tax Asset/ Liability
Warranty expenses 30000 40000 -10000 -3000 Liability
CCA 85000 65000 20000 6000 Asset
Total 10000 3000 Asset
As expenses claimed for the purpose of taxable income are less it will create deferred tax asset.
Deferred tax expense 10000*30% Credit
( to create asset) 3000 Credit
2 before 2019 Financial amount (A) Tax base (B) Difference base(A-B) Deferred Tax Asset/ Liability
Warranty expenses 60000 10000 50000 15000 Asset
CCA/ Depreciation 70000 21000 Asset
36000 Asset
Before 2019 36000 deferred tax asset
For, 2019 3000 deferred tax asset
39000 Asset
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