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Rose Ltd purchased equipment on 1 July 2011 at a cost of $25 000. The equipment...

Rose Ltd purchased equipment on 1 July 2011 at a cost of $25 000. The equipment had an expected econ- omic life of five years and was to be depreciated on a straight-line basis. The taxation depreciation rate for equipment of this type is 15% p.a. straight-line. On 30 June 2013, Rose Ltd reassessed the remaining econ- omic life of the equipment from 3 years to 2 years, and the accounting depreciation charge was adjusted accordingly. The equipment was sold on 30 June 2014 for $15 000. The company tax rate is 30%.
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For each of the years ended 30 June 2012, 2013 and 2014, calculate the carrying amount and the tax base of the asset and determine the appropriate deferred tax entry. Explain your answer.

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CALCULATIONS:
Details Accounting Dep.
Cost June 2011 $         25,000
Less: Depreciation =25000/5 $            5,000
Book Value 30 June, 2012 $         20,000
Less: Depreciation $            5,000
Book Value 30 June, 2013 $         15,000
Less: Depreciation(Revised) =15000/2 $            7,500
Book Balue 30 June, 2014 $            7,500
Details Tax Dep.
Tax Basis 2011 $         25,000
Less: Depreciation =25000*15% $            3,750
Tax Basis 30 June, 2012 $         21,250
Less: Depreciation $            3,750
Tax Basis 30 June, 2013 $         17,500
Less: Depreciation(Revised) =15000/2 $            3,750
Tax Basis 30 June, 2014 $         13,750
Carrying Amount Tax Basis Difference Deferred Tax Asset/ (Deferred Tax Liability)@30%
30-Jun-12 $ 20,000 $         21,250 $       1,250 $ 375
30-Jun-13 $ 15,000 $         17,500 $       2,500 $ 750
30-Jun-14 $ 7,500 $         13,750 $       6,250 $ 1,875
Calculation of Gain on Sale
Carrying Amount Tax Basis Difference Deferred Tax Asset/ (Deferred Tax Liability)@30%
30-Jun-14 $ 7,500 $         13,750 $       6,250 $ 1,875
Sale Value $ 15,000 $         15,000 $ -  
Gain $ 7,500 $            1,250 $     -6,250 $ -1,875
Since, Depreciation as per Accounting Provisions Is greater than Tax Provisions, hence higher income as per Tax Provisions than Accounting Provisions. Therefore, higher tax will have to be paid. Since it is temporary difference, the same will be reversed in future years, hence deferred tax asset will have to be recorded.
On 30 June, 2014, when the Asset is sold, any deferred tax liability or asset have to be reversed related to the same.
Journal Entry:
Date Accounts Dr Amount Cr Amount
30-Jun-12 Deferred Tax Asset A/c(30% of $1250) $               375
To St. of Profit and Loss A/c $ 375
(being deferred tax asset booked )
30-Jun-13 Deferred Tax Asset A/c($750-$375) $               375
To St. of Profit and Loss A/c $ 375
(being deferred tax asset booked )
30-Jun-14 St. of Profit and Loss A/c $               750
To Deferred Tax A/c $ 750
(earlier Deferred Tax Asset reversed)

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