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FRDeferred and Income Tax

Sshevena12y ago
Good Day, Please assist me with this mini question, as I am unable to arrive at the answer given. Trial balance extract at 30 September, 2008 Income tax (credit balance) 400 Deferred tax liability 11,200 The balance of income tax in the trial balance represents the under/over provision of the previous year’s estimate. The estimated income tax liability for the year ended 30 September 2008 is $18.7 million. At 30 September 2008 there were $40 million of taxable temporary differences. The income tax rate is 25%. Note: you may assume that the movement in deferred tax should be taken to the Statement of Profit or Loss.
Sseagoat12y ago#1
Deferred opening balance 11 200 Deferred closing balance 25%*40 000 = 10 000 Income Statement transfer (1 200) Tax for year 18 700 Cr over provision (400) Transfer (1 200) 17 100 Deferred tax in SFP 10 000 Tax in SPL 17 100 is this right?
Former userFormer user12y ago#2
Deferred Tax $ Opening balance 11 200 Transferred to current income tax (1 200) ----------- Closing balance ($40 000 X 25%) 10 000 ----------- Current Income tax expense $ Current year estimate 18 700 Deferred tax transfer (1 200) Prior year over-provision ( 400) ------------ Current year expense (I/S) 17 100 ------------- Note that :- (a) A credit balance in the trial balance of a current tax is an over-provision made in the prior year and should be subtracted in order to determine the current year tax expense to be charged in the profit or loss statement. (b) A debit balance is an under-provision and should be added when calculating the current year tax expense.
Former userFormer user12y ago#3
Deferred Tax $ Opening balance 11 200 Transferred to current income tax (1 200) ----------- Closing balance ($40 000 X 25%) 10 000 ----------- Current Income tax expense $ Current year estimate 18 700 Deferred tax transfer (1 200) Prior year over-provision ( 400) ------------ Current year expense (I/S) 17 100 ------------- Note that :- (a) A credit balance in the trial balance of a current tax is an over-provision made in the prior year and should be subtracted in order to determine the current year tax expense to be charged in the profit or loss statement. (b) A debit balance is an under-provision and should be added when calculating the current year tax expense.
PPriyanka11y ago#4
Hello, Can anyone help me with this question? -“-“- For the year ended 31 july 2011 Norman made taxable trading profit of $1200000 on which income tax is payable at 30%.. a) A transfer of $20000 will be made to deferred taxation account. The balance on this account was $100000 before making adjustments for items listed in this paragraph. b) The estimated tax on profits for the year ended 31 July 2010 was $80000, but tax has now agreed at $84000 and fully paid. c) tax on profits for year 31 July 2011 is payable on 1 may 2011. Required: 1) tax charged for 1 may 2012 2) tax liability in sfp at 31 july 2011
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