Accounting income for the Kolbow Company for 2005 (its first year of operations) was $1,700,000. Differences between
Question:
Accounting income for the Kolbow Company for 2005 (its first year of operations) was $1,700,000. Differences between book and income were as follows:
Municipal bond interest (permanent) ………,,………… $ 75,000
Excess of tax over book depreciation …………………… 240,000
Excess of installment sales over collections …,…….……30,000
Compensatory stock option expense …..………………… 37,000
Scheduled temporary differences over the next several years are:
Parentheses above indicate a deduction in the previous schedule. Enacted tax rates are as follows:
2005………………… 40%
2006………………… 40%
2007………………… 35%
2008………………… 30%
2009………………… 30%
Required:
(a)Determine the taxable income for2005.
(b)Prepare a schedule and do the tax entries for 2005.
(c)Taxable income in 2006 is $1,400,000. One new temporary difference has arisen. Bad-debt expense of $22,000 occurred during 2001, but the actual write-off (which is when the tax deduction is taken) is not expected to occur until 2002. Prepare a schedule and do the tax entries for2006.
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Accounting Theory Conceptual Issues in a Political and Economic Environment
ISBN: 978-1412991698
8th edition
Authors: Harry Wolk, James Dodd, John Rozycki