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I suggest not - a "breakdown" is a schedule provided by the client - I am sure we have discussed before, for example, a schedule of R&D - or additions to PPE during the year. But for trade receivables/payables there will be a list extracted from the sales/purchase ledger - the total of which should also agree to the control account in the general ledger. There might be a breakdown of "accrued expenses" for example, but "income tax accrual" is just one accrual - it doesn't have a "breakdown" - but the client will have some tax schedule/working to show how it has been calculated.