Can you explain the correct methodology to solve this financial accounting problem? For its first year of operations, Belmont Technologies provides the followingreconciliation of pre-tax accounting income to taxable income:DescriptionPre-tax accounting incomePermanent differenceAmount$400,000($10,000)Subtotal after permanent difference $390,000Temporary difference - depreciation ($30,000)Taxable incomeBelmont's tax rate is 35%.$360,000What amount should Belmont Technologies report as its deferred income taxliability at the end of its first year?

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