Deferred tax

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Kalki Vital Narayanam

CA Final Student

99 Points Posted on 09 February 2016

For Calculating Earnings Per Share(EPS), Does Profit After Tax has to be arrived after Current tax (or) Both current tax and deffered tax?

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CA. Ramesh Chand

Manager- Accounts & Taxation

172 Points Posted on 09 February 2016

it should be after Provision for taxation and deferrred tax.

Trilochan mohapatra

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159 Points Posted on 09 February 2016

After both the taxes

Eps is the measure of what a company has earned per share. It is calculated on the basis of profit before tax as per the profit and loss account and further deducted by tax (ie. Current tax) to arrive at profit and after tax. Now, deferred tax is the difference of tax paid on the department and tax provision in books. If deferred tax arises, it treated as an asset or liability with appropriate debit or credit on profit and loss. Thus, profit before tax so computed is after the effect of deferred tax only. Only effect of current tax is reduced for PBT.

Nikhil

36 Points Posted on 10 February 2016

Eps is the measure of what a company has earned per share. It is calculated on the basis of profit before tax as per the profit and loss account and further deducted by tax (ie. Current tax) to arrive at profit after tax. Now, deferred tax is the difference of tax paid to the department and tax provision in books. If deferred tax arises, it treated as an asset or liability with appropriate debit or credit in profit and loss. Thus, profit before tax so computed is after the effect of deferred tax only. Only effect of current tax is reduced for PBT.