Question

1. Deferred taxes may be classified as either current or non-current under IFRS. True or false

2 Under the liability approach, deferred taxes on the balance sheet are valued at the tax rate in that will be in effect when the temporary differences reverse. True or false

3. During the originating period of a temporary difference, pretax accounting income is defined as taxable income plus taxable amounts minus deductible amounts. true or false

4. Amanda Company sold an asset and as a result had a capital gain of $15,000. This amount represents a permanent difference. True or false

5. Comprehensive allocation recognizes the amount of taxes assessed in each year as the income tax expense for that year. True or false

6. A tax benefit represents the present and deferred benefit that the company will be able to realize from the tax loss through a reduction of income taxes paid to governments. True or false

7. Taxes are recovered at the tax rate in effect during the year of the loss. True or false

8. IFRS requires that deferred income taxes due to carry-forwards be recognized at the tax rate enacted for the current year. True or false

Answer 1

1.
Answer is False
There is no split between current and noncurrent. All deferred tax assets and liabilities are classified as noncurrent.

2.
Answer is True
Deferred Tax liability is determined using future period tax rates

3.
Answer is False
Pretax accounting income will be taxable income less taxable amounts add deductible amounts

4.
Answer is True
Capital gain is permanent difference as it will not reverse in future