Stadler Corporations federal income tax rate is 34 percent. It reports $100,000 depreciation expense on its financial
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Stadler Corporation’s federal income tax rate is 34 percent. It reports $100,000 depreciation expense on its financial statements and deducts $140,000 depreciation expense on its tax return. How should Stadler account for the difference between its federal tax liability and its book tax expense on its financial statements?
a. $13,600 deferred tax liability
b. $13,600 deferred tax asset
c. $40,000 deferred tax liability
d. $40,000 deferred tax asset
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Taxation For Decision Makers 2018
ISBN: 9781119373735
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