Journal of Accountancy, Հատոր 115American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, 1963 |
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5 The following schedule reflects ordinary net income on the studio's books and returns : Gross income : $ 143,949.63 $ 174,852.24 137,267.91 $ 37,584.33 ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING PROBLEMS Edited by Carman G. Blough ,. the end of each ...
5 The following schedule reflects ordinary net income on the studio's books and returns : Gross income : $ 143,949.63 $ 174,852.24 137,267.91 $ 37,584.33 ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING PROBLEMS Edited by Carman G. Blough ,. the end of each ...
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... income tax provision is reflected in the income statement in the amount actually payable ( i.e. , after deduction of the allowable investment credit ) and the differ- ence between ( 1 ) tax before allowance of 7 per cent credit , and ...
... income tax provision is reflected in the income statement in the amount actually payable ( i.e. , after deduction of the allowable investment credit ) and the differ- ence between ( 1 ) tax before allowance of 7 per cent credit , and ...
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... income tax XX13 Deferred Federal income tax liability XX14 Capital contribution- government subsidy XX15 With this method , book income before taxes would be less than taxable income ( other factors being equal ) in an amount measured ...
... income tax XX13 Deferred Federal income tax liability XX14 Capital contribution- government subsidy XX15 With this method , book income before taxes would be less than taxable income ( other factors being equal ) in an amount measured ...
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