Sunday, 14 December 2014

Example of deferred tax on Dividend

Example of deferred tax on Dividend

Divided receivable at the year end
 10,000
Dividend will be received in march
10,000
Tax Rate
15%
Tax credit
Received bases

Calculate the deferred tax?

Solution

Steps for solution

1. Determine nature of Temporary difference i.e. taxable or deductible temporary difference
2. Apply the tax rate

Rules for determining the Temporary Difference

1. Carrying amount is greater than Tax Base = taxable temporary difference = Deferred Tax liability
2. Carrying amount is less than Tax Base = deductible temporary difference= Deferred Tax Asset

1. Nature of Difference

year
Carrying Amount
Tax Base
Temporary Difference
Nature of Difference
1
10,000
0
10,000
Taxable Temporary Diff

2. Deferred Tax

year
T.T.D
Rate of Tax
Deferred Tax liability

10,000
15%
 1,500

In above example the tax credit was available on receipt bases; this means the carrying amount would be greater than tax base because tax base is zero (no credit available on accrual bases). According to rule when carrying amount is greater than tax base it would result in taxable temporary difference and give rise to a deferred tax liability.


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