Lytle Manufacturing, Inc. began operations in 2 0 2 2 . During that year the company deducted
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Lytle Manufacturing, Inc. began operations in During that year the company deducted $ in warranty expenses and deducted $ of warranty expenses on its tax return. In the company reported $ in Net Income on its financial statement, and $ in taxable income. The company has one permanent booktax difference in due to $ of EPA fines that were deducted on the FS and paid in This fine is not deductible for income tax purposes. The other booktax difference in was due to differences in book and tax amounts for warranty expenses. The tax rate for all years is Determine the balance in the company's deferred tax account at December and specify whether this is a deferred tax asset or deferred tax liability balance. pt Bonus Question
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