The document explains deferred tax, highlighting differences between accounting income and taxable income due to timing differences in expense recognition, leading to either deferred tax liabilities or assets. Deferred tax liabilities occur when current profits are shifted to the future, impacting tax payments, while deferred tax assets arise from taxes paid but not yet recognized in accounting. The document provides examples demonstrating how to account for deferred tax liabilities and assets in financial statements.

1. DEFERRED TAX
– MAHIMA PAHWA

2. WHY IT ARISES
Differences between
Accounting Income and
Taxable Income
 Difference in
allowance of expenses
in Income Tax Act.
 Provision for
Bad/doubtful debts.
 Charging Depreciation.
 Accrual Basis vs
Receipt Basis.

3. TYPES OF
DEFERRED
TAX
TYPES
Deferred Tax
Liability
Deferred Tax
Asset

4. DEFERRED TAX LIABILITY
 Deferred tax liability arises when
there is a difference between what a
company can deduct as tax and the
tax that is there for accounting
purposes. A deferred tax liability
signifies that a company may in
future pay more income tax
because of a transaction in the
present.
Companies
generally tend
to push current
profits also into
future so as to
reduce the tax
burden. This
allows more
money for
investment
purposes rather
than paying it
off as tax to the
government.
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Revenues
taxed later
when received :
Revenue from
instalment sales
may be taxed
when
instalment are
received after
the revenue is
recognized in
accounting.
2
Prepaid
Expenses : It
may be
deductible for
tax when paid
but recognized
in accounting
later in relevant
period.
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REASONS

5. DEFERRED TAX ASSET
 Deferred tax can arise as a result of timing difference or
temporary differences in accounting.
 Deferred tax assets arise when the tax amount has been
paid or has been carried forward but has still not been
recognized in the income statement.
Entity Profit
Status
Current Future Effect
Book profit is less
than the Taxable
profit
Pay more tax now Pay less tax in
future
Creates Deferred
Tax Asset (DTA)

6. FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
PRESENTATION■ The book entries of
deferred tax is very
simple. We have to
create Deferred Tax
liability A/c or Deferred
Tax Asset A/c by
debiting or crediting
Profit & Loss A/c
respectively.
■ The deferred tax is
created at normal tax
rate.
DTL
Profit & Loss A/c Dr
To Deferred Tax Liability A/c
DTA
Deferred Tax Asset A/c Dr
To Profit & Loss A/c

7.  If book profit is greater than taxable profit, create
deferred tax liability.
 If book profit is less than taxable profit, create
deferred tax asset.
 If there is loss in the books of accounts but profit as
per income tax and the difference (e.g. disallowance of
exp.) subject to adjustments in future,create deferred
tax asset.
 If there is profit in the books of accounts but loss as
per income tax and carry forward of loss is allowed,
create deferred tax liability.

8. EXAMPLE - DTL
Revenue Rs. 50,00,000
Expenses as
per books
Rs. 10,00,000
Taxable income Rs. 40,00,000
Tax @ 30% Rs. 12,00,000
INCOME AS PER BOOKS OF
ACCOUNTS OF A COMPANY
INCOME AS PER INCOME
TAX AUTHORITIES
Revenue Rs. 50,00,000
Expenses
allowable as per
IT authorities
Rs. 12,00,000
Taxable income Rs. 38,00,000
Tax @ 30% Rs. 11,40,000
LESS TAX PAYABLE – Rs. 60,000 as per Income Tax Authorities

9. EXAMPLE - DTA
Revenue Rs. 50,00,000
Expenses as
per books
Rs. 10,00,000
Taxable income Rs. 40,00,000
Tax @ 30% Rs. 12,00,000
INCOME AS PER BOOKS OF
ACCOUNTS OF A COMPANY INCOME AS PER INCOME
TAX AUTHORITIES
Revenue Rs. 50,00,000
Expenses
allowable as per
IT authorities
Rs. 8,00,000
Taxable income Rs. 42,00,000
Tax @ 30% Rs. 12,60,000
EXCESS TAX PAYABLE – Rs. 60,000 as per Income Tax Authorities

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