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| Net deferred tax benefit of $6755 (13286 - 6531 ) | ||||||||
| The net deferred tax expense for the current year is $6,531 [($52,200 - $21,100) x 21%]. The | ||||||||
| beginning balance in the deferred tax liability account must be adjusted upwards to reflect | ||||||||
| the change in the tax rate by 13 percentage point ($102,200 x 13% = $13,286 addition in the | ||||||||
| deferred tax liability). | ||||||||
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