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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedFAS 109: a primer for non-accountants - Financial Accounting Standards Board's "Statement 109: Accounting for Income Taxes"
Tax Executive, The, Sept, 2000 by Aaron Schall
The example below is divided into seven tables to illustrate the issues discussed in this article and demonstrate how the provision is prepared. Most numbers are tied to either another table or something in the financial sheets, which themselves are set forth in Tables 5 and 6. This linkage is important for two reasons. One, it allows a reviewer to check the preparer's work. Two, if a new person prepares the provision in subsequent years that person can understand where the numbers came from in prior years.
Table 1: Deferred Tax Assets (Liabilities)
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XYZ Corporation
Deferred Tax Assets/Liabilities
12/31/99
Deferred Tax Current
Asset (Liability) Year
12/31/98 Activity
Allowance for
doubtful accounts Book BS 15,000 Calc 19,000
Accumulated Book BS 320,000 P&L 203,994
Depreciation Tax PY (594,000) (1) (377,842)
Accrued Bonuses Book BS 322,000 Calc (17,000)
Accrued Vacation Book BS 325,000 Calc 69,000
Accrued Legal Fees Book Bs 150,000 P&L (150,000)
Total 538,000 (252,848)
(2) 206,000 (2) (96815)
Deferred Tax
Asset
(Liability) Tax Tax
12/31/99 Rate Effect
Allowance for
doubtful accounts BS 34,000 38.29% 13,019
Accumulated BS 523,994 38.29% 200,637
Depreciation Calc (971,842) 38.29% (372,118)
Accrued Bonuses BS 305,000 38.29% 116,785
Accrued Vacation BS 394,000 38.29% 150,863
Accrued Legal Fees 0 38.29% 0
Total 285,152 38.29% 109,185
Tax Rate
Federal 34.00%
State (Blended) 6.50%
Federal benefit 2.21%
Net state rate 4.29%
Total 38.29%
(1.) Estimate based on last year's proportion of tax depreciation/amortization to book depreciation/amortization (assuming no material acquisitions or retirements).
(2.) Tax effect of total. Compare to Table 3 as check.
BS = Balance Sheet
PY = Prior Year
P&L = Profit & Loss or Income Statement
"Calc = calculation, e.g., ending year balance minus prior year ending balance."
Table 2: Income Tax Provision
XYZ Corporation
Income Tax Provision
12/31/99
With
Temporary
Differences
Book Income (Loss) Before Taxes P&L 1,708,650
Permanent Items
Non-deductible goodwill P&L 256,395
50% of Meals and Entertainment P&L 35,162
Income before temporary
differences 2,000,207
State tax expense
Federal benefit of state
deduction
Temporary Items
Allowance for doubtful accounts T1 19,000
Depreciation T1 (173,848)
Accrued Bonuses T1 (17,000)
Accrued Vacation T1 69,000
Accrued Legal Fees T1 (150,000)
Total temporary differences (252,848)
State Taxable Income E 1,747,359
State taxes payable F 113,578
Federal taxable income G 1,633,781
Federal taxes payable at 34% 555,486
Total tax expense/(benefit)
Statutory Rate Reconciliation
Income before taxes I 580,941
Effect of permanent differences J 99,129
Effect of state taxes
(net of Federal benefit) K 85,809
Other
765,879
Valuation Allowance 0
Total 765,879
Current vs. Deferred Tax
Expense/(Benefit)
Current
Federal L 555,486
State M 113,578
Total 669,064
Tax Rate
Expense Reconciliation
Book Income (Loss) Before Taxes A 580,941 34.00%
Permanent Items
Non-deductible goodwill A 87,174 B 05.10%
50% of Meals and Entertainment A 11,955 B 0.70%
Income before temporary
differences
State tax expense C 130,013 B 07.61%
Federal benefit of state
deduction D (44,205) B -2.59%
Temporary Items
Allowance for doubtful accounts
Depreciation
Accrued Bonuses
Accrued Vacation
Accrued Legal Fees
Total temporary differences
State Taxable Income
State taxes payable
Federal taxable income
Federal taxes payable at 34%
Total tax expense/(benefit) H 765,879 B 44.82%
Statutory Rate Reconciliation
Income before taxes 34.00%
Effect of permanent differences 05.80%
Effect of state taxes
(net of Federal benefit) 05.02%
Other
44.82%
Valuation Allowance 0.00%
Total 44.82%
Current vs. Deferred Tax
Expense/(Benefit)
Deferred Total
Federal N 124,585 O 680,070
State N (27,769) K 85,809
Total 96,815 765,879
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