(1)Tax free income & tax credit income are same in income tax computation-Discuss with your own hypothetical example. (2)Non-assessable income does not increase tax liability, but tax-free income increases tax liability- Discuss with example.

(1)Tax free income & tax credit income are same in income tax computation-Discuss with your own hypothetical example. (2)Non-assessable income does not increase tax liability, but tax-free income increases tax liability- Discuss with example.

Intermediate Accounting: Reporting And Analysis

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Chapter18: Accounting For Income Taxes

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