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Jackson Corp. is a telecommunication company. The company spent $300,000 in 2017, $400,000 in 2018, and...

Jackson Corp. is a telecommunication company. The company spent $300,000 in 2017, $400,000 in 2018, and $350,000 in 2019 leasing and maintaining equipment for its cable and Internet service division. The company capitalized the spending and would amortize it over a period of 5 years. Intangible assets are usually amortized using straight-line method. In December 2019, before closing books for 2019, Jackson Corp. reviewed its accounting practice with its auditor. During the review process, the auditor pointed out that all such equipment maintenance costs should be expensed as incurred. The tax treatment is the same as in financial reporting – the company needs to expense all the leasing and maintenance cost but mistakenly capitalized and amortized them.

Required: Assume a tax rate of 30%, please prepare the adjusting entries the company made for correcting the error in 2019.

(Hint: the adjusting entries are usually done as of the beginning of the current reporting period).

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Adjusting entries
For 2017 maintainence dr 210000
tax saving (300000*30%) 90000
             To equipment 300000
For 2018
maintainence dr 280000
tax saving (400000*30%) 120000
             To equipment 400000
for amortisation equipment( 300000/5) 60000
of 2017            To amortisation 42000
           To tax saving 18000
For 2019 maintainence dr 245000
tax saving (350000*30%) 105000
             To equipment 350000
for amortisation equipment( 300000/5) 60000
of 2017            To amortisation 42000
           To tax saving 18000
for amortisation equipment( 400000/5) 80000
of 2018            To amortisation 42000
           To tax saving 24000

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