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The IFRS for SMEs 2 Topic 3.3 and 3.4(b) Quiz and Discussion Liabilities Sections 20 & 29 Michael Wells

The IFRS for SMEs 3 Sections 20 Leases

Section 20 Discussion questions 4 Question 1: 10-year non-cancellable operating lease over a building. Lease rentals for years 1 5 = 0 & CU5,000 for each of years 6 10. In Y1 the lessee must recognise expense of: a. CU0? b. CU2,000? c. CU2,500? d. CU5,000?

Section 20 Discussion questions 5 Question 1: 10-year non-cancellable operating lease over a building. Lease rentals for years 1 5 = 0 & CU5,000 for each of years 6 10. In Y1 the lessee must recognise expense of: a. CU0? b. CU2,000? c. CU2,500? d. CU5,000?

Section 20 Discussion questions Question 2: On 1/1/20X1 A sold a machine to a bank & leased it back for 3 yrs. Facts about the machine & the leaseback: SP = CU200,000; CA = CU70,000; FV = CU200,000; remaining economic life = 3 yrs; residual value = 0; lease payments = CU77,606 per year (payable in arrears); interest rate implicit in the lease = 8% per year. What would A recognise in profit or loss for the year ended 31/12/20X1? 6

Section 20 Discussion questions Question 2 continued: a. CU130,000 gain on sale of PP&E & CU77,606 lease rental expense. b. CU23,333 depreciation expense & CU16,000 finance cost (no income). c. CU43,333 income (amortised deferred gain on sale of PP&E); CU23,333 depreciation expense; & CU16,000 finance cost. d. CU43,333 income (amortised deferred gain on sale of PP&E); CU66,667 depreciation expense; & CU16,000 finance cost. 7

Section 20 Discussion questions Question 3: Same as question 2, except the remaining economic life of the machine = 30 years & the lease rental = CU23,000 per year of the three-year lease term. What would A recognise in profit or loss for the year ended 31/12/20X1? 9

Section 20 Discussion questions Question 3 continued: a. CU130,000 gain on sale of PP&E & CU23,000 lease rental expense. b. CU23,333 depreciation expense & CU16,000 finance cost (no income). c. CU43,333 income (amortised deferred gain on sale of PP&E); CU23,333 depreciation expense; & CU16,000 finance cost. d. CU43,333 income (amortised deferred gain on sale of PP&E); CU66,667 depreciation expense; & CU16,000 finance cost. 10

The IFRS for SMEs 12 Sections 20 Income Tax

Question 1: Entity has tax loss 30,000 in 20X8 and taxable profit 20,000 in 20X7. Tax rate 40%. Tax loss can be carried back one prior year only (no carryforward). Correct entry? a. Debit Current tax asset 8,000 Credit Current tax income 8,000 b. Debit Current tax asset 12,000 Credit Current tax income 12,000 c. Debit Current tax expense 8,000 Credit Current tax liability 8,000 d. Debit Current tax expense 12,000 Credit Current tax liability 12,000 13

Question 1: Tax loss 30,000 in 20X8 and taxable profit 20,000 in 20X7. Tax rate 40%. Tax loss carried back one prior year only. Correct entry? a. Debit Current tax asset 8,000 Credit Current tax income 8,000 b. Debit Current tax asset 12,000 Credit Current tax income 12,000 c. Debit Current tax expense 8,000 Credit Current tax liability 8,000 d. Debit Current tax expense 12,000 Credit Current tax liability 12,000 14

Question 2: What is the correct sequence of the following steps in accounting for deferred taxes? 1. Compute temporary difference and unused tax losses and tax credits 2. Determine tax basis at reporting date 3. Recognise deferred tax assets and liabilities 4. Identify which assets and liabilities will affect taxable profit if recovered or settled for their carrying amount. a. 1-2-3-4 b. 4-2-1-3 c. 2-1-4-3 d. 4-1-2-3 15

16 Question 2: What is the correct sequence of the following steps in accounting for deferred taxes? 1. Compute temporary difference and unused tax losses and tax credits 2. Determine tax basis at reporting date 3. Recognise deferred tax assets and liabilities 4. Identify which assets and liabilities will affect taxable profit if recovered or settled for their carrying amount. a. 1-2-3-4 b. 4-2-1-3 c. 2-1-4-3 d. 4-1-2-3

Ques. 3: At 31/12/X2 entity has interest receivable 4,000 that will be taxable in X3 when received in cash. Tax rate 20% first 500,000 income and 30% on excess. Taxable profit in X2 = 450,000. Estimated taxable profit X3 = 550,000. What is deferred tax liability 31/12/X2 for receivable? a. 1,200 b. 1,000 c. 940 d. 836 e. 800 Hint: Measurement is based on estimated effective tax rate for 20X3. 17

Ques. 3: What is deferred tax liability 31/12/X2 for receivable? a. 1,200 b. 1,000 c. 940 d. 836* e. 800 Estimated effective tax rate = [(500,000 20%) + (50,000 30%)] 550,000 = 115,000 550,000 = 20.91%. 4,000 20.91% = 836 18

Question 4: Tax rate is 30% on operating profit, 0% on capital gains. In 20X1 entity has pre-tax operating profit 50,000 and gain on sale of an asset of 5,000. Entity believes gain is capital gain, but small possibility (estimated 20%) that tax authority says it is operating. What is current tax liability at 31/12/X1? a. 16,500 b. 16,200 c. 15,300 d. 15,000 19

Question 4: What is current tax liability at 31/12/X1? a. 16,500 b. 16,200 20 c. 15,300 d. 15,000 50,000 x 30% = 15,000 tax on oper. profit (5,000 x 80% x 0%) + (5,000 x 20% x 30%) = 300 tax on capital gain

21 Ques. 5: Which is the correct use of discounting in measuring income tax assets and liabilities? Choice Current tax assets and liabilities Deferred tax assets and liabilities a Discounted Not Discounted b Not Discounted Discounted c Discounted Discounted d Not Discounted Not Discounted

22 Ques. 5: Which is the correct use of discounting in measuring income tax assets and liabilities? Choice Current tax assets and liabilities Deferred tax assets and liabilities a Discounted Not Discounted b Not Discounted Discounted c Discounted Discounted d Not Discounted Not Discounted

23 Question 6: Tax rate is 20% on undistributed profit and 30% (extra 10%) on distributed profit. In 20X1 taxable profit = 100,000. Also temporary difference of 30,000 arose in 20X1 that will increase future taxable profits. At 31/12/20X1 entity should recognise...? choices on next slide...

24 Question 6: Choices: Current tax liability and expense Choice a 20,000 6,000 Choice b 20,000 9,000 Choice c 22,000 6,000 Choice d 25,000 7,500 Choice e 30,000 9,000 Deferred tax liability and expense

25 Question 6: At 31/12/20X1 entity should recognise...? Choice a (use rate for undistributed profit until distribution): Current tax liability and expense = 20,000 Deferred tax liability and expense = 6,000

26 Question 7: Tax year ends 30 June. At 31 March entity must pay provisional tax based on prior year s tax. Tax rate is 30%. For y/e 30/6/X4 taxable profit was 50,000, and tax paid was 15,000. Based on this, on 31/3/X5 entity paid 15,000 toward y/e 30/6/X5. Actual taxable profit for y/e 30/6/X5 = 40,000. What is tax expense for y/e 30/6/X5? What is current tax asset at 30/6/X5? What journal entry should be made at 30/6/X5? see next slide...

27 Question 7: Tax expense y/e 30/6/X5: 30% x 40,000 = 12,000 Current tax asset at 30/6/X5: 15,000 paid minus 12,000 owed. Tax asset is a receivable from the tax authority. Journal entry at 30/6/X5: Debit current tax asset 3,000 Credit tax expense* 3,000 *Assumes that at 31/3/X5 the debit for the 15,000 payment was to Tax Expense.

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