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This is only a simplified example to understand DTA concept
EX : Suppose accounting income ( i.e.net profit ) as per p& l a/c is rs 60000 after deducting sales tax incurred during the yr rs 5000. sales tax paid during the yr is rs 2000. suppose flat tax rate 40%
now profit as per income tax will be calculated as thus :
profit as per p& l a/c 60000
add: sales tax disallowed u/s 43(B) 3000
profit as per income tax 63000
tax payable 25200
here since profit as per accounting income differs from profit as per taxable income DTA / DTL concept arises .
DTA : here we r paying tax rs 25200 when we had paid rs2000. but if we had paid all due sums of sales tax rs 5000 in the current yr then we would have to pay income tax rs 24000 (60000*40%).thus we can say that we have paid more tax in current yr & we will pay less tax in future yr. so here DTA arises.
journal entry for DTA :
DTA A/C Dr. 1200
TO P & L APP A/C 1200
Being rs 1200 (3000*40%) is identified as DTA
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If in next yr rs 3000 is paid then reversal of such entry will be pssed.
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In this example sales tax is a item of timing diff. For permanent diff items no DTA or DTL is recognised