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What is deferred Tax, deferred Assets & deferred liability
? What is the procedure to calculate?
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Answer / amit banerjee
Deferred tax liability arises if the value of the asset
after depreciation in books of accounts is MORE than the
value of asset where depreciation is done as per income tax
act.Reverse is thae case of deferred tax asset.
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Answer / manish
Deferred Taxes arises due to temporary difference that
arises between profits under tax books and profits under
accounting books. They can either be as asset or a
liability.
A deferred tax asset arises when the tax paid as per tax
laws id more when compared to the tax charged in the books
of accounts. This is because the company would be able to
offset its future tax obligations since they have paid more
in the current period.
Vice versa a deferred tax liability arises when the tax
paid under the tax laws is lower when compared to the tax
charged in the accounting books. The company would be
having an obligations of paying more taxes in coming years
in this case.
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Answer / anupama
defered tax means temporary differences b\w the amounts as
per account books and as per tax books arises defered tax
defered tax assets means if the amount as per account books
less than as per tax books that is called defered tax assets
defered tax liabilities means if the amounts as per account
books is more than the tax books is called defered tax
liabilities.
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