Intermediate Accounting - Myaccountinglab - Pearson Etext Access Card Student Value Edition
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Chapter 17, Problem 17.4E
a.
To determine
To prepare:
Given Information:
Cost of acquisition of new machinery is $600,000.
Useful life is 6 years.
Income tax rate is 40%.
b.
To determine
Balance of deferred tax account at the end of year 3.
Given Information:
MACR rate for year 1 is 20%.
MACR rate for year 2 is 32%.
MACR rate for year 3 is 19.2%.
MACR rate for year 4 is 11.52%
MACR rate for year 5 is 11.52%
MACR rate for year 6 is 5.76%.
c.
To determine
Reported net income for year 3 and year 4.
Given information:
Income before tax and
Income before tax and depreciation for year 2 is 1,100,000.
GAAP depreciation is $100,000.
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