This document discusses Philippine Accounting Standards (PAS) 12 regarding income taxes. It explains that PAS 12 prescribes the accounting treatment for income taxes and defines accounting profit/loss, which is computed using Philippine Financial Reporting Standards, and taxable profit/loss, which is computed using tax laws. As an example, it provides the case of an entity that accrued a bad debt expense under financial reporting that is tax deductible only when deemed worthless, and asks the reader to calculate the accounting income, taxable income, and current tax expense based on the facts provided.
This document discusses Philippine Accounting Standards (PAS) 12 regarding income taxes. It explains that PAS 12 prescribes the accounting treatment for income taxes and defines accounting profit/loss, which is computed using Philippine Financial Reporting Standards, and taxable profit/loss, which is computed using tax laws. As an example, it provides the case of an entity that accrued a bad debt expense under financial reporting that is tax deductible only when deemed worthless, and asks the reader to calculate the accounting income, taxable income, and current tax expense based on the facts provided.
This document discusses Philippine Accounting Standards (PAS) 12 regarding income taxes. It explains that PAS 12 prescribes the accounting treatment for income taxes and defines accounting profit/loss, which is computed using Philippine Financial Reporting Standards, and taxable profit/loss, which is computed using tax laws. As an example, it provides the case of an entity that accrued a bad debt expense under financial reporting that is tax deductible only when deemed worthless, and asks the reader to calculate the accounting income, taxable income, and current tax expense based on the facts provided.
PAS 12 is to prescribe the accounting treatment for income taxes.
Accounting profit vs. Taxable profit
For purposes of PAS 12, Income Taxes refer to taxes that are based on taxable profit 1. Acounting Profit or Loss Computed using PFRSs Total income less total expenses, excluding tax expense Other term: taxable income financial income and accounting income 2. Taxable Profit (Tax Loss) Computed using tax laws Taxable income less taxed ductible expenses Other terms: pretax income,
I.E. Entity A accrues bad debts expense of P100 under
financial reporting. However, under taxation, this amount is tax deductible only when it is deemed worthless. Profit before bad debts is Php1,000.
Requirement: How much is the accounting income and
taxable income? Assuming tax rate is 30%, how much is the income/current tax expense?