Answer:
Lets shape the question so it makes some sense.
<em>Warranty costs amounting $500,000 were recorded in 2018 Income statement. However, the warranty tax deduction is not allowed until payment occurs in future years. Disscuss accouting implication</em>
See detail answer below.
Explanation:
As per tax laws warranty provision is not allowed as deductible expense only warranty cost incured/paid during the year is allowed deduction when computing taxable income.
So the company shall recoginze defferd tax asset for this expense in current year. Following entries will be made by the company for financial accounting purpose.
Deffered Tax Asset Debit $125000
Deffered Tax Income $125000
(Assuming applicable tax rates is 25%)
The next year when the warranty claim will be incured/paid the company will reverse the above entry and can claim tax deduction against this waranty cost paid but not on provision basis.
Answer:
D. The auditors cannot form an opinion on the fairness of presentation of the financial statements as a whole.
Explanation:
The issue of a disclaimer of opinion normally represent that the auditor could not able to form the opinion on the fairness of the financial statements that shows the financial position and the condition of the company.
He is not able to give his opinion for the company financial statements
So, the last option would be correct
And, the rest of the options would be incorrect
Answer:
c. because P > MC, a basic condition for efficiency is violated.
Explanation:
An unregulated monopoly is a market in which monopoly holders have control over goods and services, giving them the ability to do whatever they like. Under unregulated monopoly, having a free market is impossible as price gouging is always evident.
In unregulated monopoly a basic condition for efficiency is violated because price is greater than marginal cost (P > MC).
Where P is the price and MC is the marginal cost of goods.
It would be false, Shareholders in a corporation are legally considered partial owners of the corporation.