The following information pertains to Towers Corporation:• From 20X1 through 20X3, Towers had pre-tax income totalling $190,000.• In 20X4, Towers had a pre-tax loss of $630,000.• Earnings of each year is equal to taxable income.• The income tax rate was 40% from 20X1 through 20X4.• In 20X4, a rate of 38% was enacted for 20X5, and a rate of 36% was enacted for 20X6 and the following years.• In 20X4, management predicted that the benefits of only $224,000 of the tax loss carryforward were probable of realization in thecarryforward period. Management also estimated that pre-tax earnings for 20X5 would be no more than $68,000.• Actual pre-tax earnings in 20X5 were $88,000. Management estimated that only $136,000 of the tax loss carryforward wasprobable of realization.• Pre-tax 20X6 earnings were $140,000. Management decided that it was highly probable that the full benefit of the remaining taxloss carryforward would be realized.Required:Towers uses a valuation account for its deferred income tax assets. What are the balances in SFP deferred income tax relatedaccounts for 20X4, 20X5, and 20X6?20X420X520X6Deferred income tax$ 224,000 $ 136,000

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