A corporation that incurs a net operating loss may carry the loss back 2 years...

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A corporation that incurs a net operating loss may carry the loss back 2 years and forward:

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  • 25 years.

  • 10 years.

  • 20 years.

  • 12 years.

Which of the following statements is not true?

Multiple Choice

  • Tax strategy, regardless of the generation of deferred tax liabilities, affects cash flow.

  • The use of certain tax accounting methods (such as accelerated depreciation) increases cash flows in the early years.

  • Generating deferred tax liabilities always increases cash flows.

  • All of these answer choices are true statements.

Which of the following items used for resolving intra-firm comparisons is not generally disclosed?

Multiple Choice

  • Depreciation methodology straight line or accelerated.

  • Adjustments to deferred tax assets related to asset sales.

  • Deferred tax assets related to property plant and equipment.

  • Differences between book and tax depreciation.

Which of the following correctly describes the tax rates used under U.S. GAAP and IFRS for deferred taxes?

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  • Both GAAP and IFRS use substantively enacted tax rates.

  • GAAP uses enacted or substantively enacted rates while IFRS uses only enacted tax rates.

  • GAAP uses enacted tax rates while IFRS uses enacted or substantively enacted tax rates.

  • Both GAAP and IFRS use only enacted tax rates.

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