Interest on investments in tax-exempt securities amounts to $22,000. Fines and violations of the law amount to
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- Interest on investments in tax-exempt securities amounts to $22,000.
- Fines and violations of the law amount to $3,000.
- An excess of accrued warranty expense over amounts paid to satisfy warranties during the year is $18,000.
- An excess of installment sales revenue over the cash received is $31,000 (accrual basis used for financial reporting and cash basis used for tax return).
- Life insurance premium on key officers is $6,000.
- Depreciation for books is $70,000 whereas depreciation using an accelerated method for tax purposes is $90,000.
- Losses accrued for accounting purposes for litigation contingencies amounts to $16,000.
Are these temporary or permanent differences? and why? A little confused on the why.
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ISBN: 978-0071339476
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Authors: Beechy Thomas, Conrod Joan, Farrell Elizabeth, McLeod-Dick I
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