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  • May 16, 2015 at 10:18 pm #246458
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    Yep, all clear)

    Sorry, for such misleading layout. By SFP 10, I meant to say that 10 will go to Revaluation Surplus in Equity Section.

    Mike, I appriacate your time and effort for answering my and other members questions.
    Thanks!

    May 13, 2015 at 10:31 pm #245809
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    Maybe you right!

    About under/over-provision the are no problem, but thanks for the tip 😉

    May 13, 2015 at 8:51 pm #245793
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    I read you comment before writing. As you saw in my previous post I tried to make T account, but it display wrong.

    My problem that I understand that under-provision will increase my tax expenses, but I cann’t figure out how to see this in T account?

    Also you say that: “The double entry for that last 7,700 entry in the credit side of the tax account is a debit entry in the Statement of Income”
    So in this case Dr P&L 300 Cr ??

    Sorry, for inconvenience. Thanks!

    May 13, 2015 at 7:17 pm #245773
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    Hi!

    I understand part about over/under-provision, but I still confused on the adjustment necessary at the end of year.

    Example:
    Income Tax Dr 100 (under-provision)
    Tax Estimate 1,000 at the end of the year

    (1) Income tax 100 under-provision
    (2) Tax c/f 1,000
    (3) Tax liability 1,000
    (4) Charge to P&L

    ___________Tax at the end of the year______________
    Dr (1) 100 b/f | Cr (3) 1,000
    Dr (2) 1,000 c/f | Cr (4) 100
    ________________________
    Dr 1,100 | Cr 1,100
    ___________Tax at the next year opening___________
    Cr b/f 1,000

    So, if I understand correctly after the end of the year provision for the year was estimated 1,000, therefore, we made transaction
    Dr Exp. 1,000 Cr Tax Liability 1,000

    Where did Dr 1,000 c/f came from?
    And what transaction will be for adj. Dr P&L Cr Tax liability?

    Thanks in advance!

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