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. $000s 2xx1 2xx2 2xx3 Effective tax rate 40% GAAP Income before tax 625 650 565...

. $000s 2xx1 2xx2 2xx3
Effective tax rate 40%
GAAP Income before tax 625 650 565
A $110 Warranty expense recorded & provision provided in 2xx1 but paid out 40% in 2xx2 & 60% in 2xx3
B Earned $35 interest on tax free municipal bonds in 2xx1, included in GAAP income
C Provision for bad debts made in 2xx1 of $55, realized $40 of that in 2xx2 and $15 in 2xx3; no other provisions
D Received $160 for subscription n 2xx0; 25% recorded as GAAP income in 2xx0, balance is GAAP income in 2xx1
E only depreciation expense for GAAP resulted from straight line $400 asset PURCHASED with $80 residual 4yr.life
This asset was a MACRS 3yr. Asset for tax purpose; for GAAP into service for 4 of 12 months of 2xx1
consider no other depreciable assets
F NOL carryforward is $260 at YE 2xx0
G Beginning Deferred tax asset/liability for 2xx1= $260 * 40% = $104 resulting from NOL
PLUS add from D. Subscription above
1 Compute YE 2xx0 Deferred tax asset or liability [NET] 2 GAAP tax expense
Compute for 2xx1, 2xx2, 2xx3 each year or YE as appropriate
3 IRS tax payable 4 The YE deferred tax asset or liability [NET]

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2xx1 2xx2 2xx3
GAAP income 625 650 565
warranty expenses 110 -44 -66
Bad debts provision and reversal 55 -40 -15
GAAP depreciation 80 80 80
Tax depreciation -133.333 -177.8 -59.24
Loss Adjustment -260
Subscription income -120
Tax Profit 356.6667 468.2 504.76
IRS Tax 142.6667 187.28 201.904
GAAP Tax 236 260 226
Deferred Tax Asset for the Period 93.33333 72.72 24.096
Beginning Balance 56 149.3333 222.0533
Closing Balance 149.3333 222.0533 246.1493

Explanation

2xx1 2xx2 2xx3
GAAP income 625 650 565
warranty expenses 110 -44 -66
Bad debts provision and reversal 55 -40 -15
GAAP depreciation 80 80 80
Tax depreciation =400*-0.33333333333 =-400*0.4445 =400*-0.1481
Loss Adjustment -260
Subscription income =-0.75*160
Tax Profit =SUM(C21:C27) =SUM(D21:D27) =SUM(E21:E27)
IRS Tax =C28*0.4 =D28*0.4 =E28*0.4
GAAP Tax =(C21-35)*0.4 =D21*0.4 226
Deferred Tax Asset for the Period =C30-C29 =D30-D29 =E30-E29
Beginning Balance 56 =C33 =D33
Closing Balance =SUM(C31:C32) =SUM(D31:D32) =SUM(E31:E32)

Beginning Balancce for year 2xx0 = $40(interest on tax free municipal bonds)+ $16((160*25%)-$104) = $56

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