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All funds received оr held by а lаwyer оr lаw firm fоr the benefit of a client, or other person to whom the lawyer owes a contractual, statutory, or other legal duty, including advances for fess, cost and expenses, shall be deposited in one or more bank accounts labeled, "Operating Account".

All funds received оr held by а lаwyer оr lаw firm fоr the benefit of a client, or other person to whom the lawyer owes a contractual, statutory, or other legal duty, including advances for fess, cost and expenses, shall be deposited in one or more bank accounts labeled, "Operating Account".

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The recоrds fоr Cаsа Bоdegа Co. show this data for calendar year 2021, its second year of operations.                        • Gross profit on installment sales recorded on the books (GAAP) was $480,000. Gross profit collected on installment receivables (related to the sales) was $400,000 during 2021. The current year, 2021, was Casa's first year offering installment sales.  Installment sales are taxable when collected.                        • Proceeds (cash) of $1,000 were received on life insurance for certain company officers. GAAP recorded the proceeds as other revenue while Tax never allows the amounts to be taxable.                        • Machinery was acquired in January of 2020 for $300,000. Straight-line depreciation over a ten-year life (no salvage value) is used for GAAP. For tax purposes, MACRS depreciation is used and Costco may deduct 14% and 20% for 2020 and 2021, respectively.  At the end of 2020 a related Deferred Tax Liability of $3,000 (Cumulative Temporary Difference at 2020 * 25% tax rate) was recorded (GAAP books).                        Partial Schedule of GAAP/Tax Depreciation Differences:             Excess Tax Depr.Year    Book Depr.    Tax Depr.    Cum. Temp Diff2020     $30,000      $42,000      $12,000 2021     $30,000      $60,000      $42,000                • Interest received (included in GAAP) on tax exempt Florida State bonds was $20,000.                        • During 2021 Casa became aware of a lawsuit against the company.  It was alleged that Casa owed $200,000 in damages.  Lawyers determined that Casa would probably owe $35,000. This amount, $35,000, was accrued as a loss (expense) during 2021 for GAAP. Tax will deduct the loss in future tax years (anticipated in 2023) when paid.                        • Pretax financial income is $396,000. The tax rate is 25% for prior and current years. The future, enacted into law, tax rate is 35%                        Requirements of the Essay Question:                        (1.) Prepare the appropriate journal entry to record Costco's 2021 income taxes. Show calculations for partial credit. You may use the Excel Template provided in the exam to document/prepare your answers.  It is highly recommended that you use Excel formulas and cell references, whenever possible, as the essay requires students to evaluate changes in circumstances.  Be sure to cut and paste your answers/calculations into Canvas for this essay question.  Your Excel file will be attached to this exam in the  question of the exam.                         (2.)  Prepare (in “Good Form”) and present Casa's 2021 net income as it would be shown on the 2021 Income Statement. Your Income Statement should start at Pretax Financial Income (a.k.a. Income from Continuing Operations before Income Tax Expense).                        (3)   Using the Cumulative Temporary Difference that created the largest Deferred Tax Liability, name the GAAP account (HINT: Balance Sheet) and its 12/31/21, year-end, balance ($$$) that would hold the cumulative temporary differences.                        (4) In one or two sentences describe the impact of the Income Tax Provision (journal entry) on the 2021 Balance Sheet including classfication of any account ending balances.                        NOTE: Requirement #5 may require students to modify your original answers from #1 above.  Separate columns or separate areas (labeled and highlighted in light green) within the spreadsheet have been provided to record/update your answers for partial credit.                        (5.)  Explain in one or two sentences the impact of the following change in circumstances from your answer in #1 above. Your answer should quantify numerically the impact of this change (e.g. income tax expense (benefit) changed to $XXX), if any, as appropriate and it should provide an updated journal entry to record the 2021 income tax provision.    CHANGE #1 above as follows: Pre-tax accounting income $15,000.   Casa, as a tax policy, carries forward any benefits from a Tax Net Operating Loss.Casa has projected a high probability of financial difficulty over the next 3 years and may not survive financially.  There is a 10% chance Casa will have any taxable income (Tax) in the future.Modifying the original model (i.e. a second area/analysis) used to develop your answer to #1 above is the most efficient way to develop your answer.        

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