Question: * Please also explain if the depreciation is added back to the taxable income or not and why. Also if it's a loss of 1

*Please also explain if the depreciation is added back to the taxable income or not and why. Also if it's a loss of 152000 why is it positive instead of negative when doing the calculations. Please answer all questions.
In its first two years of operations, ending in 2020, Robert Inc paid taxes of $5,700 on taxable income of $30,000. The tax rate for 2021 is 20%.
Robert Inc's loss before taxes for 2021 is $152,000. Robert Inc's expenses included $710,000 of depreciation expense, and meals and entertainment costs of $18,000(they are one-half deductible for tax purposes).
At the beginning of the year, Robert Inc had a future tax liability of $24,700 based on $130,000 of temporary differences related to its fixed assets.
Robert Inc will claim $660,000 of CCA in 2021. Management anticipates using all of the loss carryforwards within the allowable carryforward period.
Robert Inc has a calendar year end.
Required:
a) Calculate Robert Inc's taxable income/loss for 2021.
b) Prepare the journal entries to record income taxes for 2021.
c) Calculate Robert Inc's 2021 total tax expense/recovery. What is their effective tax rate for 2021?

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