FAR – Deferred Taxes - Page 2

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  • #184890
    Anonymous
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    I hate it. I hate it. I hate it.

    Rant over.

    I’m sure others feel the same way.

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  • #543582
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    I was feeling the same when I started working on F6 early this week considering it's my 3rd time to study FAR. I thought of the man whom I saw on the video who goes crazy, screams wildly, and runs away like he is going to hang himself up.

    Initially, when I was tackling the MCQs, I kept getting most of the questions wrong. I was so frustrated of those wordy questions. I closed the HW part and just walked away from my computer. How am I going to tackle it now? I decided to review my intermediate accounting textbook.

    I wrote down all the examples of taxable and deductible items and classified them appropriately. I created a 2-column table for all DTL & DTA with 2 rows containing Taxable Revenues Later, Deductible Expenses Now, Deductible Expenses Later, and Taxable Revenues Now. Then, I committed them all to memory.

    On my next HW attempt , I improved a lot. I was getting the correct answers although my solution was different from the format of Becker's explanation. I was so pleased that at least, finally I understood the concept. Out of remaining 60 questions, I got 78% correct, which to me was a huge leap. Thanks to the Temporary Differences table I created!

    #543561
    klink24
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    I normally think about DTA and DTL as a comparison between current Book Income (BI) and current Taxable Income (TI).

    BI > TI = DTL

    BI < TI = DTA

    If BI is > TI right now, TI will be > BI later, meaning a DTL.

    IF BI is < TI right, TI will be < BI later, meaning a DTA.

    Does this makes sense or am I missing something. I'd hate to make this the cornerstone of my deferred taxes understanding and it be wrong.

    FAR: 4/19/2014 - 85!
    AUD: 5/27/2014 - 90!
    REG: 7/18/2014 - 81!
    BEC: 8/13/2014 - 84!

    4 up, 4 down, in 4 months.

    Licensed 9/22 in NC.

    #543584
    klink24
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    I normally think about DTA and DTL as a comparison between current Book Income (BI) and current Taxable Income (TI).

    BI > TI = DTL

    BI < TI = DTA

    If BI is > TI right now, TI will be > BI later, meaning a DTL.

    IF BI is < TI right, TI will be < BI later, meaning a DTA.

    Does this makes sense or am I missing something. I'd hate to make this the cornerstone of my deferred taxes understanding and it be wrong.

    FAR: 4/19/2014 - 85!
    AUD: 5/27/2014 - 90!
    REG: 7/18/2014 - 81!
    BEC: 8/13/2014 - 84!

    4 up, 4 down, in 4 months.

    Licensed 9/22 in NC.

    #543563
    Anonymous
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    @nclynch – that's correct.

    Thanks everyone for all their input! I killed the Wiley Sims for this section got 98% of them right 🙂

    I just think the MCQs are overly tough for no reason. I'll keep at them. Also I used the following book as a primer for this section – Schaum's Outline of Intermediate Accounting II. I'm not one for plugs but this book is only $12 on Amazon and in all honesty had a much clearer explanation than both Becker and Roger.

    #543586
    Anonymous
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    @nclynch – that's correct.

    Thanks everyone for all their input! I killed the Wiley Sims for this section got 98% of them right 🙂

    I just think the MCQs are overly tough for no reason. I'll keep at them. Also I used the following book as a primer for this section – Schaum's Outline of Intermediate Accounting II. I'm not one for plugs but this book is only $12 on Amazon and in all honesty had a much clearer explanation than both Becker and Roger.

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