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Dear Mike, thank you so much for the explanation. I tried to watch the video for the past exams, however, I am having great difficulties as T account never appear in my life before, I just realized that debit is on the left side and credit is on the right side. I understand that since provision for tax is on the right side, it is a negative 2700, so I understand until tax carried forward is $4200.
What I dont understand is why the transferred from revaluation reserve is a negative $2400? Do I take it as given that whenever I have a revaluation gain tax, I have the minus it off again from the tax payable?
Hi Mike,
I am still confused. Here is the answer from ACCA:
Deferred tax
Provision at 30 Sep 2011($4500+$2400)………….6,900
Provision at 1 Oct 2010…………………………………(2,700)
Increase required………………………………………….4,200
Transferred from revaluation reserve……………..(2,400)
Balance:charge to income statement………………1,800
I am not sure why do we have to minus the transfer from revaluation reserve of $2,400. This makes the tax cheaper for the company to pay, in the first place, revaluation gain is table, this is logical, but why reduce the same $2400 again?
