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Hi All,
It is my understanding that installment sales used for FS reporting creates a Deferred tax liability sinece the FS income is larger than the Tax income. With this please see the below question where I am excluding the amount for Installment Sale because of the above mentioned reason but Becker is including. Csn anyone let me know why is installment sale in this instgance considered a deferred tax asset as oppose to a liability?
The Company’s enacted tax rate is 30% and below is the information provided for the FS and Tax basis for Year 1.
Year 1 book basis over/(under) tax basis for:
Warranty Libility ($20)
Deferred compensation liability ($15)
Installment sales $30
What amount should the company report as current deferred tax asset for Year 1?
The solution is -20-15+30 = -5 x 30% = 1.5
My answer was -20-15 = -35 x 30% = 10.5 because the installment sale is creating FS income over tax income which would mean that tax income is for later and therefore there is currently a future tax liability. Am I thinking this wrong?
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