FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Omega Limited has shown a provision for employee benefits balance of $6,000 under current liabilities in their balance sheet . The tax rate is 30%. The deferred tax item to be recognised by Omega Limited is:
Select one:
a. Deferred tax liability of $6,000.
b. Deferred tax asset of $1,800.
c. Deferred tax liability of $1,800.
d. Deferred tax asset of $6,000.
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Generally there are two times of differences that arise in case of accounting that include the timing difference or permanent difference.
The permanent difference are not reversible as they are not result of difference in periods.
The deferred tax are exist due to difference in the timing and then need to be reverse and recognise in the balance sheet in profit and loss account.
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