Income taxes Flashcards

1
Q

Is there a difference between the treatment of income tax of full IFRS, IFRS for SME and GRAP?

A

There is no significant difference between the treatment of income taxes between full IFRS and IFRS for SME’s.

Many public sector entities are exempt from income tax. Therefore, there is no GRAP standard that addresses the treatment of income taxes. Public sector entities that are subject to tax are required per Directive 5 to apply IAS 12, Income Taxes as per full IFRS where necessary.

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2
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How is allowance for expected credit losses calculated?

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Measured using the 12 month credit losses.

SARS allows a 25% deduction

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3
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How is allowance for expected credit losses over a life time calculated?

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The entity may deduct 40%

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4
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True or False

The deduction that the entity claimed in the previous tax year, must be added back in its current tax calculation

A

True

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5
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How is accounting profit calculated

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IFRS and utilizing the accrual system

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6
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Taxable profit is calculated how?

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SARS rules

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7
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True or False

The amount of an assessed loss is limited

A

False

The amount of an assessed loss is not limited, but utilization is

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8
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Provide the maximum amount of assessed losses may be utilized against taxable income in a single tax year

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The maximum amount that can be utilised against taxable income in a single tax year is the higher of:
- R1 000 000
- 80% of taxable income

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9
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True or False

The portion of an assessed loss that was not utilised can be carried forward to the next year, when it will again be tested against the limit for tax deductibility.

A

True

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10
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What is deferred tax?

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A means to record the current and future tax consequences on the future recovery (settlement) of the carrying amount of assets (liabilities) that are recognized in the SFP

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11
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State step 1 of determining if a item can be deferred

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Consider whether the item that causes the difference is a SFP item or not

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12
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Provide the two exceptions of SFP items of step 1 of determining if they can be deferred

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  • Research costs
  • Unused tax losses
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13
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State step 2 of determining if a item can be deferred

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Does the SFP item lead to a temporary difference (TD)?

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14
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Provide the formula of determining temporary difference

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TD= CA - TB

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15
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What will lead to a taxable amount in future tax calculations?

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If temporary difference leads to deferred Liability

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16
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What will lead to a deductible amount in future tax calculations?

A

If temporary difference leads to asset Liability

17
Q

If carrying amount is greater then tax base…

A

Assetsfuturetaxableincomeismorethanassets futuredeductionsfortaxpurposes thereforefuturetaxableprofit

18
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If carrying amount is lesser than tax base…

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Assetsfuturetaxableincomeislessthanasset futuredeductionsfortaxpurposestherefore the futuretaxdeductions