Example
of deferred tax on losses carries forward
Carry
forward Losses
|
200,000
|
Tax
Rate
|
15%
|
Calculate the deferred tax?
Solution
Steps
for Solution
1. Determine nature of Temporary difference i.e.
taxable or deductable 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
Tip
of solving the example
In case of carry forward losses the carrying value
is zero.
1.
Nature of Difference
year
|
Carrying Amount
|
Tax Base
|
Temporary Difference
|
Nature of Difference
|
1
|
0
|
200,000
|
200,000
|
D.T.D*
|
Deductable Temporary Difference
2.
Deferred Tax
year
|
T.T.D
|
Rate of Tax
|
Deferred Tax Asset
|
|
200,000
|
15%
|
30,000
|
In
above example the carrying value of liability is nil, while the amount of
losses carried value is tax bases for the purpose of calculation of deferred
tax. As the tax bases is greater than tax bases so this would result in deductible
temporary difference and deferred tax asset.
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