Obj. 1, 2B3-10 Deferred income taxesTemporary revenue and expense timing differences between income before income taxes and tax-able income for Broadway Suites Inc.'s first four years of operations ended December 31 are asfollows:b.Income before taxesTaxable incomeC.20Y1$5,000,0004,500,000Year20Y120Y220Y320Y4Assume that the income tax rate for each year is 25% and that all tax payments are madewhen due.a. Fill in the amounts in the following table for each year:20Y2$6,500,0005,100,000Tax Expense onIncome Statement20Y3$7,200,0008,300,000Tax Paid onTax Return20Y4$8,300,0009,100,000Deferred Income Tax PayableYear'sAddition(Deduction)December 31BalanceDebit (Credit)TotalsOver the life of a corporation, will the total tax expense on the income statementsequal the total tax paid on the tax returns? Explain.At any point in the life of a corporation, will there normally be a balance in DeferredIncome Tax Payable? If so, will the balance normally be a credit or debit balance? Explain.

The tax rate which has been same for all the years is the 25% and the tax payments are made at the…

a. Fill in the amounts in the following table for each year: b. Year 20Y1 2012 2013 2014 Tax Expense on Income Statement Tax Paid on Tax Return Deferred Income Tax Payable Year's Addition (Deduction) December 31 Balance Debit (Credit) Totals - Over the life of a corporation, will the total tax expense on the income statements equal the total tax paid on the tax returns? Explain. At any point in the life of a corporation, will there normally be a balance in Deferred Income Tax Payable? If so, will the balance normally be a credit or debit balance? Explain.

a. Fill in the amounts in the following table for each year: b. Year 20Y1 2012 2013 2014 Tax Expense on Income Statement Tax Paid on Tax Return Deferred Income Tax Payable Year's Addition (Deduction) December 31 Balance Debit (Credit) Totals - Over the life of a corporation, will the total tax expense on the income statements equal the total tax paid on the tax returns? Explain. At any point in the life of a corporation, will there normally be a balance in Deferred Income Tax Payable? If so, will the balance normally be a credit or debit balance? Explain.

Financial Accounting: The Impact on Decision Makers

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ISBN:9781305654174

Author:Gary A. Porter, Curtis L. Norton

Publisher:Gary A. Porter, Curtis L. Norton

Chapter10: Long-term Liabilities

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