Under the Internal Revenue Code, large companies are generally required to:

Capitalize more period costs as product costs as an inventory cost for tax purposes under the IRC than would be required for book purposes under GAAP.

Capitalize fewer period costs as product costs as an inventory cost for tax purposes under the IRC than would be required for book purposes under GAAP.

The rule for capitalizing inventory product costs is the same under the both the IRC and GAAP.

Capitalize more period costs as product costs as an inventory cost for book purposes under the GAAP than would be required for tax purposes under the IRC.

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