If a private enterprise chooses to use the comprehensive allocation method, then the benefit of tax loss carryforwards will be recognized Multiple Choice   Only by using the valuation allowance.   When realized   Will never be recognized   When more likely than not to be realized in the future. XYZ Ltd., a taxable Canadian corporation, reported the following revenues and expenses in these amounts for both taxes and financial reporting (the tax rate is 40%).   Operating revenues $10,000 Operating expenses $4,000 Dividend revenue from a taxable Canadian corporation $2,000 Insurance proceeds from life insurance on CEO $2,000 What is current income tax expense for the year?   Multiple Choice   $4,400   $3,600   $4,000   $2,400 A company, which operated profitably during its first five years, sustained a loss in the sixth year which equaled its pretax income of any four of the first 5 years of its operations. The company can choose to obtain a refund of income taxes paid by filing an amended return for: Multiple Choice   The four most profitable years preceding the loss.   The three years immediately preceding the loss.   Any of the first years of operations.   Any years before the loss, provided the loss equals or exceeds profits of those years.

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If a private enterprise chooses to use the comprehensive allocation method, then the benefit of tax loss carryforwards will be recognized

Multiple Choice
  •  
    Only by using the valuation allowance.
  •  
    When realized
  •  
    Will never be recognized
  •  
    When more likely than not to be realized in the future.

XYZ Ltd., a taxable Canadian corporation, reported the following revenues and expenses in these amounts for both taxes and financial reporting (the tax rate is 40%).
 

Operating revenues $10,000
Operating expenses $4,000
Dividend revenue from a taxable Canadian corporation $2,000
Insurance proceeds from life insurance on CEO $2,000


What is current income tax expense for the year?

 

Multiple Choice
  •  
    $4,400
  •  
    $3,600
  •  
    $4,000
  •  
    $2,400

A company, which operated profitably during its first five years, sustained a loss in the sixth year which equaled its pretax income of any four of the first 5 years of its operations. The company can choose to obtain a refund of income taxes paid by filing an amended return for:

Multiple Choice
  •  
    The four most profitable years preceding the loss.
  •  
    The three years immediately preceding the loss.
  •  
    Any of the first years of operations.
  •  
    Any years before the loss, provided the loss equals or exceeds profits of those years.
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