LM 8: Analysis of Income Taxes Flashcards

1
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What is accounting profit?

A

pretax income reported on income statement

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2
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What is taxable income?

A

amount of income subject to taxes, deductions, and etc.

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3
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What is income tax payable?

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a liability reported for financial accounting purposes that indicates the amount that an organization expects to pay in income taxes within 12 months.

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4
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What is tax expense?

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the total amount of taxes owed by an individual, corporation, or other entity to a taxing authority.

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5
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What is deferred tax assets?

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an item on the balance sheet that results from the overpayment or the advance payment of taxes. taxes paid but no recognized on the income statement

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6
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What is a valuation allowance?

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a reserve that is used to offset the amount of a deferred tax asset incase company doesn’t recover deferred tax asset

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7
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What is deferred tax liabilities?

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a listing on a company’s balance sheet that records taxes that are owed but are not due to be paid until a future date.

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8
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What is income tax paid?

A

total amount of income tax paid

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9
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What is tax base?

A

total amount of income, property, assets, consumption, transactions, or other economic activity subject to taxation by a tax authority.

percentage of value an asset can be taxed (buying equipment and it depreciated 20% for tax reporting.)

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10
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What is carrying amount?

A

cost of asset less any depreciation

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11
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How often must deferred tax assets and liabilities be recalculated and by comparing what two items?

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recalculated every year by comparing the tax bases and carrying amounts

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12
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When should a deferred tax asset or liability be established?

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if future economic benefits are expected (company is expected to stay in business)

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13
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What is tax base of an asset?

A

amount deductible for tax purposes in future

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14
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What happens to deferred tax assets and liabilities when income rates change?

A

if income rate increase so will deferred tax rate and liabilities

if income rate decrease so will deferred tax assets and liabilities

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15
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What is deferred tax liability equation?

A

(carrying value - tax base) * tax rate

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16
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Whats the equation for reported effective tax rate?

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reported effective tax rate = income tax expense / pretax accounting profit

17
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If an asset has a greater carrying amount than tax base is it a deferred tax liability or asset?

A

carrying amount > tax base

deferred tax liability

18
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If an asset has a greater tax base than carrying amount is it a deferred tax liability or asset?

A

carrying amount < tax base

deferred tax asset

19
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If a liability has a greater carrying amount than tax base is it a deferred tax liability or asset?

A

carrying amount > tax

deferred tax asset

20
Q

If a liability has a greater tax base than carrying amount is it a deferred tax liability or asset?

A

carrying amount < tax

deferred tax liability

21
Q

What 2 disclosures can be found in the supplementary notes to the financial statements about taxes? JS

A
  1. jurisdictions that are charging the taxes
  2. some details behind the tax calculation
22
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What is the statutory tax rate?

A

corporate income tax rate imposed by law on taxable income

23
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What is the effective tax rate?

A

percentage of income taxes actually paid after taking into account tax breaks

24
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What is the cash tax rate?

A

actual amount of cash taxes paid

25
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What are the 4 causes of a difference in statutory tax rate and effective tax rate? TWAE

A
  1. Tax credits
  2. Withholding taxes on dividends
  3. Adjustments to previous year’s financial reports
  4. Expenses not being deductible for tax purposes