Interperiod tax allocation is necessary because there are differences in the timing of revenues and expenses between a corporations financial statements and its federal income tax returns. Required 1. Identify the two goals and four basic principles of accounting for income taxes. 2. Briefly explain interperiod income tax allocation under generally accepted accounting principles. 3. List the four groups of

Chapter 19, Cases #1
Interperiod tax allocation is necessary because there are differences in the timing of revenues and expenses between a corporation’s financial statements and its federal income tax returns.
Required
1. Identify the two goals and four basic principles of accounting for income taxes.
2. Briefly explain interperiod income tax allocation under generally accepted accounting principles.
3. List the four groups of items that result in temporary differences and give examples for each group.

Financial Statements
Financial statements are the standardized formats to present the financial information related to a business or an organization for its users. Financial statements contain the historical information as well as current period’s financial...

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