Question 5.2 The difference between profit (before tax) and accounting profit and taxable income are permanent differences. Profit (before tax) includes all revenues and expenses including those that are not assessable or not deductible under income tax law, whereas accounting profit and taxable income do not include permanent differences. There is no difference between accounting profit and taxable income, as both amounts do not include permanent differences.
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Question 5.8 $
Profit before income tax
720 000
Adjusted for permanent differences
Entertainment expenses
5 000
Impairment loss ‐ Goodwill
2 500
Accounting profit
727 500
Adjusted for temporary differences
Annual and long service leave
4 200
Bad and doubtful debts
1 500
Profit before timing differences
733 200 Accounting records
Taxation records
Temporary result
$
$
$
733 200
733 200
Annual and long service leave
4 200
0
4 200
Bad and doubtful debts
1 500
500
1 000
727 500
Deferred tax asset Deferred tax asset
732 700
x 30%
x 30%
218 250
219 810
210 000
210 000
8 250
9 810
Profit before temporary differences less temporary differences
Accounting profit Taxable income Tax rate Income tax expense Income tax payable less Income tax expensed Income tax expense adjustment Income tax payable adjustment
Deferred tax asset = ($4 200 + $1 000 = $5 200 x .30 = $1 560) General journal of Bongo Ltd Date
Accounting profit Taxable income Tax rate Income tax expense Income tax payable less Income tax expensed Income tax expense adjustment Income tax payable adjustment
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Entertainment expenses
10 000
Diminution in shares
20 000
Exempt dividends
(8 000)
Accounting profit
9 500
Adjusted for temporary differences
Annual leave
12 000
Bad and doubtful debts
4 000
Depreciation
100 000
Profit before timing differences
125 500
Accounting records
Profit before timing differences
Temporary result
$
$
$
125 500
125 500
12 000
10 000
2 000
Deferred tax asset
4 000
1 000
3 000
Deferred tax asset
less Expenses Annual leave Bad and doubtful debts Long service leave
Taxation records
100 000
Accounting profit
150 000 50 000 Deferred tax liability
9 500
(35 500)
30%
30%
2 850
(10 650)
less Income tax expensed
10 000
10 000
Income tax expense adjustment Income tax payable adjustment
(7 150)
(20 650)
Taxable income Tax rate Income tax expense Income tax payable
Deferred tax asset resulting from Temporary differences = ($3 000 + $2 000) = $5 000 x .30 = $1 500 Dr Taxation loss = ($35 200 x .30) = $10 650 Dr Deferred tax liability = $50 000 x .30 = $15 000 Cr Income tax paid during year of $10 000 is refundable. General journal of Blake Ltd Date
Loss before income tax Adjusted for permanent differences
$
(25 000) Accounting profit
9 500
Adjusted for temporary differences
Impairment loss ‐ Goodwill
5 000 Annual leave
2 000
Depreciation on buildings
7 500 Bad and doubtful debts
3 000
Entertainment expenses
10 000 Long service leave
Diminution in shares
20 000 Taxation Loss
Exempt dividends
(8 000)
Accounting profit
50 000 (35 500) 30%
9 500 Income tax payable
(10 650)
30% less Income tax expensed
Income tax expense
10 000
2 850 Income tax payable adjustment
less Income tax expensed
10 000
Income tax expense adjustment
(7 150)
(20 650)
Deferred tax asset resulting from Temporary differences = ($3 000 + $2 000) = $5 000 x .30 = $1500 Dr Taxation loss = ($35 200 x .30) = $10 560 Dr Deferred tax liability = $50 000 x .30 = $15 000 Cr Income tax paid during year of $10 000 is refundable. General journal of Blake Ltd Date
Particulars
Debit
30 June Income tax refundable Income tax payable Income tax paid during year refundable