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So when doing accounting policy changes we do account for the tax effects because the accounts do not contain errors where we do account for the tax effects? juts want to be sure
Thank-you for the video. I only have a question regarding the tax consequences. In 20x2 we decreased the deferred tax because of a decrease in the pre-paid expense asset. My question is whether we recognise the fact that the current tax liability will decrease for 20x2 as result of the decrease in profit?
Just wondering if a research cost of $100,000 had been wrongly capitalized as development expenditure in 2012...And the amortization cost in respect of this expenditure has been charged for $10,000/- in 2012 & $20,000/- in 2013.The profit realized in 2013 was $916,000 & Balance of opening retained earning on 2012 was $9,276,000..How will we rectify the error made in 2012..Please help me in this regard..
You will need to restate this retrospectively back in to 2012. The easiest way to do this is to reverse the accounting entries you passed (in 2012) - namely the capitalisation as an intangible and related amortisation (under IFRS you should not be amortising unless there is evidence of a useful life?) and then pass the correct entry, namely the expense going to research costs. Hope this helps
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Excellent teaching technique.....thanks a lot.....from Nimai Ram
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So when doing accounting policy changes we do account for the tax effects because the accounts do not contain errors where we do account for the tax effects? juts want to be sure
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Thank-you for the video. I only have a question regarding the tax consequences. In 20x2 we decreased the deferred tax because of a decrease in the pre-paid expense asset. My question is whether we recognise the fact that the current tax liability will decrease for 20x2 as result of the decrease in profit?
Just wondering if a research cost of $100,000 had been wrongly capitalized as development expenditure in 2012...And the amortization cost in respect of this expenditure has been charged for $10,000/- in 2012 & $20,000/- in 2013.The profit realized in 2013 was $916,000 & Balance of opening retained earning on 2012 was $9,276,000..How will we rectify the error made in 2012..Please help me in this regard..
You will need to restate this retrospectively back in to 2012. The easiest way to do this is to reverse the accounting entries you passed (in 2012) - namely the capitalisation as an intangible and related amortisation (under IFRS you should not be amortising unless there is evidence of a useful life?) and then pass the correct entry, namely the expense going to research costs. Hope this helps
tabaldiaccounting And of course the taxation impact must be journalised.... if any in your legislation.
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