Title | Assignment 1 - ACCT 2036 |
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Author | Linh Nguyen |
Course | Financial Accounting II |
Institution | George Brown College |
Pages | 3 |
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Assignment 1 - ACCT 2036...
Financial Accounting ACCT 2036 Assignment 1 1) Maximize carry back provision where possible Income Tax Receivable – 2014 (25,000 x 25%) Income Tax Receivable – 2015 (60,000 x 25%) Income Tax Receivable – 2016 (80,000 x 30%) Current Tax Benefit
6,250 15,000 24,000 45,250
Deferred Tax Asset 15,750 Deferred Tax Benefit 15,750 (210,000 – 25,000 – 60,000 – 80,000) x 35% Income Statement 2017 Loss before Income Tax Tax Benefit: Current Tax Benefit Deferred Tax Benefit Loss after Income Tax
(210,000) 45,250 15,750
61,000 (149,000)
Balance Sheet 2017 Current Asset Current Tax Asset Non-current Asset Deferred Tax Asset
45,250 15,750
Notes of Disclosures: The loss in 2017 after refund ($45,000) can be carried forward until 2037.
2) Only carry forward
Deferred Tax Asset Deferred Tax Benefit (210,000 x 35%)
73,500 73,500
Income Statement 2017 Loss before Income Tax Tax Benefit: Deferred Tax Benefit Loss after Income Tax
(210,000) 73,500 (136,500) Balance Sheet 2017
Non-current Asset Deferred Tax Asset
73,500
Notes of Disclosures: The loss in 2017 ($210,000) can be carried forward until 2037.
3) Maximize carry back but not confident that future taxable incomes were probable The tax receivable and current tax benefit will remain, but the company will not record the loss in 2017 after tax refund ($45,000) as deferred tax asset anymore. Income Tax Receivable – 2014 (25,000 x 25%) Income Tax Receivable – 2015 (60,000 x 25%) Income Tax Receivable – 2016 (80,000 x 30%) Current Tax Benefit
6,250 15,000 24,000 45,250 Income Statement 2017
Loss before Income Tax Tax Benefit: Current Tax Benefit Loss after Income Tax
(210,000) 45,250 (164,750)
Balance Sheet 2017
Current Asset Current Tax Asset
45,250
Notes of Disclosures: The loss in 2017 after refund ($45,000) can be carried forward until 2037.
4) In my opinion, the company should carry forward the loss for future Net Income.
The tax rate from 2013 to 2015 remained at 25% then increased to 30% in 2016 and finally reached 35% in 2017. The company would get more benefit from income tax deduction. The company can reduce Income Tax in future if they gain benefit. If the company chooses to carry back, the tax refund they get is quite low, therefore, it would be better to carry forward the loss in 2017 for future income....