Pretax accounting income is computed to be $117,000 after including the effects of the appropriate items from the following information:   Depreciation taken for tax purposes $93,000 Depreciation taken for accounting 16,000 Contributions to the pension plan                                 22,000 Pension expense                                                       18,000 Interest revenue on municipal bonds 7,600 Penalty for late payment of income taxes 12,000 Unearned revenue for deposits received in advance 33,000 Unrealized gain on available-for-sale securities 8,000 Fine assessed for pollution of a river                          25,000   Using the setup below, compute taxable income   Pretax accounting income                                                                        99,000 Depreciation difference Pension cost difference Interest revenue Penalty Unearned revenue Unrealized gain Fine Taxable income

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Pretax accounting income is computed to be $117,000 after including the effects of the appropriate items from the following information:

 

  1. Depreciation taken for tax purposes $93,000
  2. Depreciation taken for accounting 16,000
  3. Contributions to the pension plan                                 22,000
  4. Pension expense                                                       18,000
  5. Interest revenue on municipal bonds 7,600
  6. Penalty for late payment of income taxes 12,000
  7. Unearned revenue for deposits received in advance 33,000
  8. Unrealized gain on available-for-sale securities 8,000
  9. Fine assessed for pollution of a river                          25,000

 

Using the setup below, compute taxable income

 

Pretax accounting income                                                                        99,000

Depreciation difference

Pension cost difference

Interest revenue

Penalty

Unearned revenue

Unrealized gain

Fine

Taxable income

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