Outline the computation of current E&P, including two examples for each adjustment.
What will be an ideal response?
axable income
Plus: income excluded from taxable income (e.g., tax-exempt interest, life insurance proceeds)
Plus: income deferred to a later year when computing taxable income (e.g., installment sales, income reported on percentage of completion method)
Plus or minus: income and deduction items that must be recomputed when computing E&P
(e.g., excess depreciation over straight-line, percentage depletion in excess of cost depletion).
Plus: deductions not allowed in computing E&P (e.g., NOL deduction, dividends-received deduction)
Minus: expenses and losses not deductible in computing taxable income (e.g., federal
income taxes, nondeductible political contributions)
Equals: current E&P (or E&P deficit).
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What will be an ideal response?
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. future value b. net realizable value c. amortized cost d. fair value e. present value of future cash flows
Which of the following is NOT involved in the function of life insurance?
A) maintenance of an estate B) creation of an estate C) distribution of an estate D) all of the above