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Temporary differences: The difference between the actual taxable liability and the books of records maintained by the individual, firm or an entity is termed as temporary difference. The difference is created because of the tenure of transactions or the actual performance of transactions, flow of funds into the business or changes in the value of the asset or liability due to business situations. These differences are adjustable in future when the appropriate time for the transaction arises.
Taxable income: Income that is computed after deducting all allowable or permissible deductions from the pretax financial income is called taxable income. In other words, the income that is eligible for computing the tax liability is taxable income.
(a)
To record: To record the
(b)
To record the deferred tax expense in the balance sheet of the year 2019.
(c)
To determine the net income of the year 2019.

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