BOOK 2 TAX

      Acc. 433, Fall, 2002                      
Book to Tax Calculation                            
Example       Example         Example    
  Books Adj. Tax     Books Adj. Tax       Books Adj. Tax
Sales 45,000    45,000    Sales 45,000    45,000      Sales 45,000    45,000 
CGS (15,000)   (15,000)   CGS (15,000)   (15,000)     CGS (15,000)   (15,000)
Dividend       Dividend         Dividend    
Life Ins.       Life Ins. 30,000  (30,000)     Life Ins. 30,000  (30,000)
Exp. (6,000)   (6,000)   Exp. (6,000)   (6,000)     Exp. (6,000)   (6,000)
Fines       Fines         Fines    
Charity       Charity         Charity    
Deprec'n       Deprec'n         Deprec'n (8,000) (2,000) (10,000)
Meals       Meals         Meals    
  ---- ---- ----     ---- ---- ----       ---- ---- ----
net income  24,000  24,000      54,000  (30,000) 24,000        46,000  (32,000) 14,000 
  ==== ==== ====     ==== ==== ====       ==== ==== ====
Is Cost of Goods Sold =  for books and tax?                  Why the difference in depreciation?  Is this permanent or timing?  
                             
                             
Example       Example         Example    
  Books Adj. Tax     Books Adj. Tax       Books Adj. Tax
Sales 45,000    45,000    Sales 45,000    45,000      Sales 45,000    45,000 
CGS (15,000)   (15,000)   CGS (15,000)   (15,000)     CGS (15,000)   (15,000)
Dividend 10,000  (7,000) 3,000    Dividend 10,000  (5,600) 4,400      Dividend 10,000  (7,000) 3,000 
Life Ins. 30,000  (30,000)   Life Ins. 30,000  (30,000)     Life Ins. 30,000  (30,000)
Exp. (6,000)   (6,000)   Exp. (22,000)   (22,000)     Exp. (25,000)   (25,000)
Fines       Fines         Fines    
Charity       Charity         Charity    
Deprec'n (8,000) (2,000) (10,000)   Deprec'n (8,000) (2,000) (10,000)     Deprec'n (8,000) (2,000) (10,000)
Meals       Meals         Meals    
  ---- ---- ----     ---- ---- ----       ---- ---- ----
net/taxable 56,000  (39,000) 17,000      40,000  (37,600) 2,400        37,000  (39,000) (2,000)
  ==== ==== ====     ==== ==== ====       ==== ==== ====
Div. 10,000    24,000    Div. 10,000    8,000      Div. 10,000    5,000 
70% 7,000    16,800    70% 7,000    5,600      70% 7,000    3,500 
Note: Sch. M-1 is before dividends received deduction                  Why not the lower amount as in 5? What happens to the NOL?   
                             
Example       Example         Notes:      
  Books Adj. Tax     Books Adj. Tax            
Sales 45,000    45,000    Sales 45,000    45,000             
CGS (15,000)   (15,000)   CGS (15,000)   (15,000)            
Dividend       Dividend                
Life Ins. 30,000  (30,000)   Life Ins. 30,000  (30,000)            
Exp. (10,000)   (10,000)   Exp. (10,000)   (10,000)            
Fines (1,000) 1,000    Bad Debt (1,000) 300  (700)            
Charity (1,000) 150  (850)   Charity (1,000) 220  (780)            
Deprec'n (8,000) (2,000) (10,000)   Deprec'n (8,000) (2,000) (10,000)            
Meals (3,000) 1,500  (1,500)   Meals (3,000) 1,500  (1,500)            
Fed. Tax (4,718) 4,718    Fed. Tax (4,718) 4,718             
  ---- ---- ----     ---- ---- ----            
  32,282  (24,632) 7,650      32,282  (25,262) 7,020             
  ==== ==== ====     ==== ==== ====            
Inc. Before Charity     8,500    Inc. Before Charity     7,800           
10%     10%   10%     10%            
      ----         ----            
Charity     850    Charity     780             
      ====         ====            
What is the actual Federal Tax?      Why the difference in bad debts?               
Is it: 1,148  or 2,678    Is it a permanent difference?               
Why the difference and why is the book number wrong?    Does Sch. M-1 show whether a difference is permanent or timing?           

Last Updated on 8/15/02
By RBM

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