Copy Paste Kent Wesley is a member of the temalt team ired to suit Aldridge Incs Year 2 financial statements, Kent has been tasked with reviewing differences related to Aldridges Tinancial statements versus its tax forms from Year 1 in order to prepare for the Year 2 oudit. After reading through the workpapers gathered from the company's financial reporting group, Wesley prepares notes shown in the exhibit to discuss with his manager Use the information contained in the exhibit to fill out the tables below. Select the answers from the option lists provided 1. For each of the items listed above, populate the table below. Temporary or Permanent Difference Deferred Tax Asset (OTA) or Deferred Tax Liability (DTL) D Accounting for Income Taxes | Notes from Workpaper Review Help of Cut Copy Paste 1. For each of the items listed above, populate the table below: Deferred Tax Asset (DTA) or Deferred Tax Liability (DTL) Temporary or Permanent Difference Item 2 Depreciation 3 Life insurance payout 4 Fine to the IRS 5 Royalties received Quo 6 Bad debt expense Reminder Directions 2. What is the journal entry associated with the transactions above for Year 1? Account Name Debit Credit Income Tax Expense Change in DTA Change in DTL Income Tax Payable 3. What is the journal entry associated with the transactions above for Year 2? Account Name Debit Credit Inem Tovunnen Reminder Directions 3. What is the journal entry associated with the transactions above for Year 2? Account Name Debit Credit Income Tax Expense Change in DTA Change in DTL Income Tax Payable Accounting for Income Taxes Il Notes from Workpaper Review Help Workpaper Review-Notes General: Aldridge uses U.S. GAAP and has a tax rate of 30% in Year 1. During Year 2 the tax rate was increased to 35% for Year 2 and beyond. On the liability side, it had income tax payable of $35,500 in Year 1 and an estimated $28,900 in Year 2. Year 1: MarLife Co. life insurance policy on Chief Operating Officer where Aldridge is sole beneficiary paid out $200,000 to Aldridge. Advance royalties received of $50,000 for anticipated sales during Year 2 Different depreciation methods used financial statement depreciation is straight-line, $35,000, and tax depreciation is accelerated, S52,000. Records show a $1,000 fine paid to the IRS for failure to provide required paperwork. Bad debt expense booked on receivables of $25,000 Next Steps: T Accounting for Income Taxes Il Notes from Workpaper Review Help increased to 35% for Year 2 and beyond. On the liability side, it had income tax payable of $35,500 in Year 1 and an estimated $28,900 in Year 2. Year 1: MarLife Co. life insurance policy on Chief Operating Officer where Aldridge is sole beneficiary paid out $200,000 to Aldridge. Advance royalties received of $50,000 for anticipated sales during Year 2. Different depreciation methods used-financial statement depreciation is straight-line, $35,000, and tax depreciation is accelerated, $52,060. Records show a $1,000 fine paid to the IRS for failure to provide required paperwork. Bad debt expense booked on receivables of $25,000. Next Steps: Evaluate differences to determine whether DTA or DTL is appropriate; prepare Year 1 and 2 related journal entries for comparison to Aldridge general ledger. K. Wesley, 1/29/Year 3 Copy Paste Kent Wesley is a member of the temalt team ired to suit Aldridge Incs Year 2 financial statements, Kent has been tasked with reviewing differences related to Aldridges Tinancial statements versus its tax forms from Year 1 in order to prepare for the Year 2 oudit. After reading through the workpapers gathered from the company's financial reporting group, Wesley prepares notes shown in the exhibit to discuss with his manager Use the information contained in the exhibit to fill out the tables below. Select the answers from the option lists provided 1. For each of the items listed above, populate the table below. Temporary or Permanent Difference Deferred Tax Asset (OTA) or Deferred Tax Liability (DTL) D Accounting for Income Taxes | Notes from Workpaper Review Help of Cut Copy Paste 1. For each of the items listed above, populate the table below: Deferred Tax Asset (DTA) or Deferred Tax Liability (DTL) Temporary or Permanent Difference Item 2 Depreciation 3 Life insurance payout 4 Fine to the IRS 5 Royalties received Quo 6 Bad debt expense Reminder Directions 2. What is the journal entry associated with the transactions above for Year 1? Account Name Debit Credit Income Tax Expense Change in DTA Change in DTL Income Tax Payable 3. What is the journal entry associated with the transactions above for Year 2? Account Name Debit Credit Inem Tovunnen Reminder Directions 3. What is the journal entry associated with the transactions above for Year 2? Account Name Debit Credit Income Tax Expense Change in DTA Change in DTL Income Tax Payable Accounting for Income Taxes Il Notes from Workpaper Review Help Workpaper Review-Notes General: Aldridge uses U.S. GAAP and has a tax rate of 30% in Year 1. During Year 2 the tax rate was increased to 35% for Year 2 and beyond. On the liability side, it had income tax payable of $35,500 in Year 1 and an estimated $28,900 in Year 2. Year 1: MarLife Co. life insurance policy on Chief Operating Officer where Aldridge is sole beneficiary paid out $200,000 to Aldridge. Advance royalties received of $50,000 for anticipated sales during Year 2 Different depreciation methods used financial statement depreciation is straight-line, $35,000, and tax depreciation is accelerated, S52,000. Records show a $1,000 fine paid to the IRS for failure to provide required paperwork. Bad debt expense booked on receivables of $25,000 Next Steps: T Accounting for Income Taxes Il Notes from Workpaper Review Help increased to 35% for Year 2 and beyond. On the liability side, it had income tax payable of $35,500 in Year 1 and an estimated $28,900 in Year 2. Year 1: MarLife Co. life insurance policy on Chief Operating Officer where Aldridge is sole beneficiary paid out $200,000 to Aldridge. Advance royalties received of $50,000 for anticipated sales during Year 2. Different depreciation methods used-financial statement depreciation is straight-line, $35,000, and tax depreciation is accelerated, $52,060. Records show a $1,000 fine paid to the IRS for failure to provide required paperwork. Bad debt expense booked on receivables of $25,000. Next Steps: Evaluate differences to determine whether DTA or DTL is appropriate; prepare Year 1 and 2 related journal entries for comparison to Aldridge general ledger. K. Wesley, 1/29/Year 3