(net income-preferred dividends)/weighted average common shares outstanding
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Preferred Dividend Calculation
(Par Value per share \* outstanding shares)\* dividend rate
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Temporary Differences (3 accounts)
Transactions treated differently between book and tax that’ll reverse over time.
1. Bad debt expense(ADA vs Write off)→ deferred tax asset 2. Depreciation Expense(Straight-line vs MACRS) → deferred tax liability 3. Unearned Revenue(Liability vs. Cash) → deferred tax asset
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Deferred tax asset/liability
Always non-current
\-future deduction=DTA
\-future liability=DTL
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Permanent Differences(PDs)-3 and their effect on taxable income
1. Municipal Bond Interest→ decreases taxable income 2. Meals and Entertainment→ increases taxable income 3. Fines/Penalties→ increases taxable income
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Formula for calculating debit to income tax expense
(Net Income before Tax(NIBT) +/- permanent differences)\*Tax Rate= dr. income tax expense
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Formula for calculating DTA or DTL
Temporary differences \* Tax rate
Temporary difference=book value-tax value
if negative→ DTL
if positive→ DTA
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Formula for calculating credit to income tax payable
NIBT, after PDs +/- temporary differences=taxable income \* TR= cr. income tax payable
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Effective Tax Rate Calculation (ETR)
income tax expense/NIBT
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Accounting for income taxes example
Review take home 2
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NOL example-($100,000) tax loss in 2021 and $80,000 taxable income in 2022. Journal entries for 2021 and 2022 at 21% tax rate.
2021 JEs
dr. DTA-NOL→$21,000(100,000\*.21)
cr. Income Tax Expense→$21,000
2022 JEs
dr. Income tax expense→$16,800(80,000\*.21)
cr. DTA→$13,440((80,000\*.8)\*.21)
cr. Income tax payable→$3,360((80,000\**.2)**.21)
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Uncertainty in net operating loss(NOL)
If uncertain about ability to use NOL at some point in the future multiply DTA by the % of uncertainty.
dr. ITE
cr. valuation allowance
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Cost Capitalization
\-Start-up costs and R&D are all expensed→ can’t be capitalized
\-”costs incurred to bring asset to its intended use”
\-interest and property taxes can be capitalized until “placed in service”
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Direct Write-off method
dr. BDE
cr. A/R
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write-off of ADA journal entry
dr. ADA
cr. A/R
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recovery(or reinstatement) of write-off journal entry
1\.)
dr. A/R
cr. ADA
2\.)
dr. Cash
cr. A/R
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Balance Sheet Approach
A/R balance or A/R aging→ balance in ADA
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Income Statement Approach
credit sales \* %→ dr. BDE cr. ADA
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Net Realizable Value of A/R equation
A/R minus ADA
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What would a debit in ADA mean(ADA is a credit account)
More accounts have been written off then had been estimated
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Notes Payable with weird dates (i.e period starting 2/1)
1\.) Amortization table
2\.) Journal Entries
a. record borrowing
dr. cash
cr. note payable
b. record interest payable(11/12 if 2/1)
dr. interest expense
cr. interest payable
c. record payment
dr. interest payable, interest expense, n/p
cr. cash
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Notes payable with normal dates (i.e period starting 1/1)
1\.) Amortization table
2\.) Journal entries→ NO INTEREST PAYABLE
a.) record borrowing
dr. cash
cr. note payable
b.) record payment
dr. interest expense
dr. note payable
cr. cash
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Imputed Interest Problem
Interest based on the implicit (fair value) interest rate.
1. Amortization table at standard rate 2. Amortization table at market rate 3. Journal entries
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Journal Entries for Imputed Interest
1. 1/1
dr. equipment
dr. discount on note payable
cr. note payable 2. 12/31
dr. note payable→ always comes from stated rate table
dr. interest expense→ must come from market rate table
cr. cash
cr. discount on np 3. 12/31-don’t have if borrowing cash
dr. depreciation expense
cr. accumulated depreciation
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Lease Classification Criteria
If one or more criteria are met→ finance lease
if none of the criteria are met→ operating lease
1. ownership of the asset transfers to the lessee→ have to be told 2. bargain purchase option→ have to be told 3. lease term is for major part (greater than or equal to 75%) of the life of the asset→ calculate 4. PV of lease payments greater than or equal to 90% of the fair value of the asset→ calculate 5. specialized nature→ have to be told
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First lease payment entry (for either operating or finance lease)
1/1
dr. right-of-use asset→ PV of lease payments
cr. lease liability
\ dr. lease payable
cr. cash
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Second lease payment entry(when payment is beginning of each year)→ financing lease
12/31
dr. Interest expense(TR\*(PV-lease payment))
cr. Interest payable
\ dr. amortization expense(PV/N)
cr. right-of-use asset
\ dr. lease liability-LT
cr. lease liability-ST
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Second lease payment entry(when payment is beginning of year)→ operating lease