1. Accounting for Income Taxes Sid Glandon, DBA, CPA Assistant Professor of Accounting The University of Texas at El Paso

2. Fundamentals Pretax financial income Determined in accordance with GAAP Accrual accounting Taxable income Determined in accordance with IRC Modified cash basis

3. Deferred Taxes Income tax expense differs from income tax liability Temporary differences Tax vs. book depreciation Reverse over time Permanent differences Municipal bond interest Does not reverse over time

4. Deferred Tax Liability Represents the increase in taxes payable in future years as a result of temporary taxable differences existing at the end of the current year

5. Deferred Tax Asset Represents the decrease in taxes payable in future years as a result of temporary taxable differences existing at the end of the current year

6. Temporary Differences Deferred Tax Assets Revenue and gains Recognized for income tax purposes Deferred in financial statements Expenses and losses Recognized in financial statements Deferred for income tax purposes Deferred Tax Liabilities Revenue and gains Recognized in financial statements Deferred for income tax purposes Expenses and losses Recognized for income tax purposes Deferred in financial statements

7. Permanent Differences Items recognized for financial accounting purposes but not tax Interest income on tax exempt securities Fines and expenses resulting from violations of law Items recognized for tax purposes but not financial accounting Dividends received deduction Percentage depletion on natural resources

8. Sequence of Analysis Schedule book to tax differences to derive taxable income Calculate current income tax payable Analyze temporary differences and schedule deferred tax assets and liabilities Prepare t-account analysis Deferred tax assets Deferred tax liabilities Schedule Net deferred tax expense (benefit) Schedule income tax expense Prepare journal entry

9. Deferred Tax Asset Valuation Allowance Account Based on all available evidence More likely than not that some portion or all of the deferred tax asset will not be realized A valuation allowance is established to recognize the reduction in the carrying amount of the deferred tax asset account

10. Valuation Allowance

11. Income Statement Presentation

12. Tax Rate Considerations Apply the enacted tax rate for the year in question Use the average of the enacted tax rate Revision of future tax rates The effect is reported as an adjustment to income tax expense in the period of change State and foreign income taxes

13. Net Operating Loss Tax terminology Tax deductions exceed taxable income NOL for each year is computed Carry back 2 years (election-carry back option) Carry forward 20 years (carry forward only)

14. Net Loss (Operating Loss) Financial accounting terminology NOL can be derived from net loss Any tax refunds are reported in the year of the original net operating loss

15. NOL Carryback

16. NOL CARRYBACK RULES

17. Balance Sheet Presentation Deferred tax classification relates to underlying asset or liability Current Noncurrent Sum all current tax assets and liabilities Sum all noncurrent tax assets and liabilities

18. Income Statement Presentation Current and deferred income tax expense is allocated to: Continuing operations Discontinued operations Extraordinary items Prior period adjustments