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Disclosures Related to Tax Contingencies-Prior to Adoption of FIN Income Tax Exposures Contingencies -Prior to Adoption of FASB's Interpretation No. Initial Recognition of Tax Benefits-Prior to Adoption of FIN Accounting for Income Tax Exposures-Prior to Adoption of FIN Recording an Accrual for Income Tax Exposures in the Financial Statements-Prior to Adoption of FIN Income Tax Reserves Established in Purchase Business Combinations-Prior to Adoption of FIN Tax Allocation Uncertainties in a Business Combination-Prior to Adoption of FIN Income Tax Uncertainties in a Business Combination-Prior to Adoption of FIN Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes-After Adoption of FIN Presentation of a Net Operating Loss and Related FIN 48 Liabilities. Disposal of a Component of an Entity and Extraordinary, Unusual, Infrequently Occurring, and Contingent Items. Tax or Benefit Applicable to Significant Unusual or Infrequently Occurring Items, Discontinued Operations, or Extraordinary Items. Estimated Annual Effective Tax Rate Computation and Effect of New Tax Legislation. Calculation of Second Quarter Income Tax Expense When a Change in Tax Rates Occurs. Accounting for Income Taxes if an "Ordinary" Loss is Anticipated for the Fiscal Year. Realization of the Full Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Losses in All Interim Periods. Realization of the Full Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Income and Losses in Interim Periods and for the Year-to-Date Period. Partial Realization of the Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Losses in All Interim Periods. Partial Realization of the Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Income and Losses in Interim Periods and for the Year-to-Date Period. Accounting for Income Taxes Upon the Use of Prior-Year Net Operating Loss Carryforwards. Reversal of Valuation Allowance Because of Current-Year Ordinary Income. 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Leveraged Lease Tax Credits as Source of Taxable Income b. Impact of Change in Effective Tax Rate c. Impact of AMT on Leveraged Lease Accounting d. Leveraged Leases Acquired in Business Combinations 2. Measurement of Prepaid Tax on Intercompany Transactions b. Classification of Prepaid Tax on Intercompany Transactions c. Impact of Subsequent Changes in Tax Rates on Prepaid Accrued Taxes Attributable to Intercompany Transactions d. Changes in Realizability of Prepaid Accrued Taxes Attributable to Intercompany Transactions 3. FAS 52 Differences a. Nonmonetary Temporary Differences b. Monetary Temporary Differences 1 Taxation options Unrealized Gains and Losses 2 Taxation of Realized Gains and Losses c. Tax Indexation of Fas Assets C. Remeasurement in Highly-Inflationary Economies 1. Highly Inflationary Economy-Change in Functional Currency 2. General Price-Level Changes-Restatement of Financial Statements IV. Identifying Cumulative Temporary Differences 1. Temporary Differences Related to LIFO Inventory 2. Temporary Differences-Change in Tax Method of Accounting 3. Temporary Differences Related to State Income Taxes 5. Different Tax and Fiscal Year Ends a. Payments to the IRS to Retain Fiscal Year 6. Impact on Deferred Taxes of Ability to Delay Payment 7. Temporary Differences-Financial Services Industry C. Scheduling the Reversal of Temporary Differences 1. Determining Reversal Dates 2. Examples of Temporary Difference Reversal Patterns 3. Change in Method Used to Determine Reversal Pattern D. Temporary Differences Without Financial Reporting Asset or Liability V. Applicable Tax Rates 1. Average Graduated Tax Rates B. Enacted Tax Rate C. Dividends Received Deductions 1. Shareholders' Tax Credits for Dividends Paid 2. Corporate Tax Credits for Dividends Paid 3. Recognition of Subsidiary Dividends Paid Tax Credits D. Applicable Tax Rate in a Tax Holiday Period E. Overview of the U. Corporate AMT System 2. Effect of the AMT on Deferred Tax Calculations 3. Examples of AMT Calculations and Related Tax Provisions F. State and Local Income Taxes 1. Enacted Tax Rates 2. Estimating Deferred State Income Taxes 3. State Taxes Based on the Greater of Franchise Tax or Income Tax a. Revised Texas Franchise Tax b. Franchise Tax Effect on Deferred State Income Taxes 5. State Taxes Based on Items Other Than Income G. 109 Production Activities Deduction VI. Future Tax Benefits Deemed Stock B. Evaluating the Need for a Valuation Allowance 1. Appropriate Character of Taxable Income 2. Offsetting Taxable and Deductible Amounts C. Future Reversal of Existing Temporary Differences D. Future Taxable Income 1. Consistency of Assumptions and Projections E. Operating Loss and Tax Credit Carrybacks F. Tax-Planning Strategies-Other Considerations a. Consideration of Significant Expenses b. Classification of Expenses to Implement Tax-Planning Strategies 4. Operating Loss and Tax Credit Carryforwards 2. Going Concern Opinion 3. Emergence From Bankruptcy 4. Unusual, Nonrecurring and Noncash Charges H. Other Negative Evidence I. Foreign Tax Credit Carryforwards K. Recovery of Investments in Subsidiaries L. Effect of Alternative Minimum Tax AMT on Deferred Tax Assets M. Availability of Tax Credits N. Tax Benefit Substitution Versus Realization O. Valuation Allowances 109 a Business Combination P. Valuation Allowances for Opinion 23 Temporary Differences Q. Intraperiod Tax Allocations 1. Valuation Allowances for Certain Debt and Equity Securities 2. Valuation Allowances for Minimum Pension Liabilities VII. Changes in Valuation Allowances-Business Combinations C. Valuation Allowances for Opinion 23 Temporary Differences D. Valuation Allowances for Minimum Pension Liabilities VIII. Changes in Tax Laws and Rates 1. Regulatory Changes Akin to Legislative Changes B. Enactment Date United States 2. Enactment Date Australia 3. Effects of Rate Changes on Deferred Tax Assets D. Retroactive Change in Enacted Tax Rates E. Changes in Tax Rates Following Adoption of New Accounting Standards F. Change in Tax Law or Rates Related to Items Not Recognized in Continuing Operations G. Changes in Tax Accounting Methods 1. Discretionary Change in Tax Accounting Methods 2. Nondiscretionary Change in Tax Accounting Methods 3. Change in Tax Accounting Methods Due To Change in Tax Law H. Other Discussions of the Impact of Changes in Tax Rates IX. Fas in Tax Status-Subsequent Event B. Upon Consummation of Initial Public Offering D. Loss of Nontaxable Status 109. Regulatory-Assisted Acquisitions of Financial Institutions C. Impact of Regulatory Requirements XI. Tax Effects of Basis Differences C. Identifiable Intangible Assets and Goodwill 1. Non-Deductible Identified Intangible Assets 3. Purchase Price Allocation Differences 4. Immediate Recognition of Tax Benefits in a Business Combination 6. Acquired Research and Development Deferred Tax Liabilities D. Impairment of Identifiable Intangible Assets and Goodwill 1. Impairment of Tax Deductible Goodwill 2. Impairment of Non-Deductible Goodwill a. Allocation of Subsequent Impairments to Deductible and Non-Deductible Goodwill 3. Foreign Currency Temporary Differences From "Push-Down" Adjustments E. Effects of Change in Tax Laws or Rates Subsequent to a Business Combination F. Valuation Allowance in a Business Combination 1. Acquired Company Tax Benefits a. Subsequent Recognition of Acquired Company Deductible Temporary Differences and Carryforwards 2. Acquiring Company Valuation Allowance Reduced in a Business Combination a. Subsequent Recognition of Acquiring Company Deductible Temporary Differences and Tax Carryforwards 3. Acquiring Company Valuation Allowance Increased in a Business Combination G. Post Combination Net Operating Losses H. Ordering Pre and Post Acquisition Tax Benefits I. Tax Benefits of Nonqualified Options Issued in a Purchase Business Combination-Pre-Adoption of FAS R J. APB 23 in a Business Combination K. Asset Acquired With Tax Basis Greater Than Book Basis 2. Asset Purchased for More Than Tax Basis 3. Deferred Credit From Tangible Asset Acquisition 4. Deferred Credit from the Acquisition of Assets 109 at Fair Value 5. Valuation Allowance Reduced Due to Acquired Intangible Asset 6. Purchase of Future Tax Benefits 7. Transaction Directly with a Governmental Taxing Authority XII. Investments in Foreign Subsidiaries 1. Foreign Versus Domestic Subsidiaries 2. Investments That Are Essentially Permanent in Duration a. Inside Basis Differences of Foreign Subsidiaries b. Changes in Indefinite Reinvestment Assertions 1 The American Jobs Creation Act-Limited Relief 3. Other Situations Involving "Indefinite Reversal" a. Change in Status of Foreign Investees 5. Foreign Equity Method Investees and Fas Joint Ventures 6. APB 23 and U. Foreign Operational Structures a. Deferred Taxes Allocated to Translation Adjustments a. Original Investment Not Indefinitely Reinvested b. Hedge of a Net Investment 9. Applicability of APB 23 Exception to Consolidated Variable Interest Entities APB 23 and Purchase Accounting Advance Corporate Tax Payments and Refunds UK a. Frequently Asked Questions C. Undistributed Domestic Earnings Before D. Bad-Debt Reserves of Savings and Loan Associations E. Investments in Domestic Subsidiaries 1. Basis Differences With Tax Consequences a. Outside-Basis Differences in Joint Ventures b. Outside-Basis Differences in Equity Method Investees-Applicable Rate 2. Dividends Received Deduction 3. Basis Differences Fas Tax Consequences F. Statutory Reserve Funds of U. Basis Differences Without Tax Consequences a. Expected Manner of Recovery of Investment b. Change in Expected Manner of Recovery of Investment H. Reversals of Deductible Temporary Differences XIII. Income Tax Expense Benefit Allocated to Continuing Operations-the Incremental Approach 1. Tax Effect of Pretax Income From Continuing Operations a. Exception to General Principle of Allocation to Continuing Operations 2. Changes in Tax Laws, Rates or Tax Status 3. Changes in the Valuation Allowance 4. Tax Benefit of Dividends on Shares Held by ESOP a. Tax Benefit of Dividends on Allocated ESOP Shares b. Tax Benefit of Dividends on Unallocated ESOP Shares 1 Unallocated Shares Accounted for Under SOP 2 Unallocated Shares Accounted for Under SOP B. Income Taxes for Debt and Equity Securities Classified as Available-for-Sale a. Initial Recognition of Unrealized Loss b. Valuation Allowances 1 Holding Debt Securities to Maturity as a Tax Planning Strategy 2 Subsequent to Initial Recordation a Changes Due to Changes in Portfolio Value b Reductions Resulting From a Change in Judgment c Increases Resulting From a Change in Judgment c. Income Tax Rate Changes d. Backward-Tracing of Tax Effects 2. Cumulative Translation Adjustment a. Foreign Currency Hedges 3. Cash Flow Hedges 4. Deferred Taxes for Minimum Pension Liabilities a. Initial Recognition of Minimum Pension Liabilities b. Valuation Allowances 1 Subsequent Recognition of Valuation Allowance 2 Valuation Allowance Changes Due to Minimum Pension Liability 3 Change in Judgment Resulting in Decreased Valuation Allowance 4 Change in Judgment Resulting in Increased Valuation Allowance c. Reversal of the Minimum Pension Liability d. Income Tax Rate Changes 5. Income Tax Consequences of Issuing Convertible Debt With a Beneficial Conversion Feature, EITF 6. Order of Tax Deductions for Excess Stock Compensation-Pre-Adoption of FAS R 7. Tax Effects of Transactions Among or With Shareholders 8. Tax Benefits of Pre-reorganization Temporary Differences and Carryforwards C. Examples of Intraperiod Allocation XIV. SEC Staff Position C. Financial Regulatory Position D. Carve Out Financial Statements XVI. Balance Sheet Presentation 1. Offset of Deferred Tax Assets and Liabilities B. Components of Balance Sheet Deferred Tax Amounts 2. Net Operating Loss and Tax Credit Carryforwards 3. Subsequent Recognition of Tax Benefits 4. Other Balance Sheet Related Disclosures C. Disclosures About Income Statement Accounts 1. SEC Staff Position D. Disclosure of Changes in Tax Laws or Rates E. Interest and Penalties Due to Taxing Authorities F. Reconciliation to Statutory Rate H. Illustrative Financial Statement Note Disclosure I. Management's Discussion and Analysis-SEC Staff Positions 1. Management's Discussion and Analysis Disclosure Requirements J. Disclosures Related to Tax Contingencies-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 XVII. Initial Recognition of Tax Benefits-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 B. Accounting for Income Tax Exposures-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 C. Recording an Accrual for Income Tax Exposures in the Financial Statements-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 D. Interest-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 E. Income Tax Reserves Established in Purchase Business Combinations-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 1. Tax Allocation Uncertainties in a Business Combination-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 2. Income Tax Uncertainties in a Business Combination-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 F. Disclosure-Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 XVIII. Accounting for Uncertainty in Income Taxes-After Adoption of FIN 48 A. Taxes Within Scope 3. Entities Within Scope 4. Unit of Account 1. Unit 109 Account 2. More Likely Than Not 2. Examination by the Taxing Authority 3. Evaluating the Technical Merits of Individual Tax Positions 4. Administrative Practices and Precedents a. Measurement of Tax Positions 1. Highly Certain Tax Positions a. Documentation of Fas Certain Tax Positions 3. Measurement of a Tax Position After an Audit Settlement 4. Differences Related to Timing F. Tax Planning Strategies 1. Tax Planning Strategies G. Subsequent Recognition, Derecognition and Measurement 1. Evaluation of Particular Events a. Derecognition of a Tax Position 4. Changes in Judgment 6. Intraperiod Tax Allocation 7. Interest and Penalties 1. Classification as Current or Non-Current 2. Accounting Policy Election 3. Interaction with FAS R 4. Presentation of a Net Operating Loss and Related FIN 48 Liabilities J. Disclosures Under FIN 48 2. Effective Date and Transition options. SEC Shares Views on FIN 48 Adoption Issues XIX. Interim Reporting Introductory Material A. Estimated Annual Effective Tax Rate 1. Loss Contingencies Prior to Adoption of FIN 48 B. Operations Taxable in Multiple Jurisdictions C. Effect of New Tax Legislation D. Computation of Interim Period Tax or Benefit E. Reversal of Taxable Temporary Differences F. Disposal of a Component of an Entity and Extraordinary, Unusual, Infrequently Options, and Contingent Items G. Tax or Benefit Applicable to Significant Unusual or Infrequently Occurring Items, Discontinued Operations, or Extraordinary Items 1. Basis of Tax Provision 2. Financial Statement Presentation 3. Recognition of the Tax Benefit of a Loss 4. Using a Prior-Year Operating Loss Carryforward J. Estimated Annual Effective Tax Rate Computation and Effect of New Tax Legislation a. Calculation of First Quarter Income Tax Expense b. Calculation of Second Quarter Income Tax Expense When options Change in Tax Rates Occurs 2. Accounting for Income Taxes if an "Ordinary" Loss is Anticipated for the Fiscal Year a. Realization of the Full Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Losses in All Interim Periods b. Realization of the Full Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Income and Losses in Interim Periods and for the Year-to-Date Period c. Partial Realization of the Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Losses in All Interim Periods d. Partial Realization of the Tax Benefit of Losses When Company Has "Ordinary" Income and Losses in Interim Periods and for the Year-to-Date Period 3. Accounting for Income Taxes Upon the Use of Prior-Year Net Operating Loss Carryforwards a. Reversal of Valuation Allowance Because of Current-Year Ordinary Income b. Reversal of Valuation Allowance Because of Estimated "Ordinary" Income in Future Years XX. Income Taxes Attributable to Stock Based Compensation Arrangements-Prior to Adoption of FAS R Introductory Material A. General-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 1. APB 25 Accounting-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 2. FAS Accounting-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 3. Taxation of Stock-Based Compensation Arrangements-Prior to Adoption of FAS R B. Deferred Taxes for Stock-Based Compensation-Prior to Options of FAS R 1. Tax Deduction Exceeds Book Expense-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 2. Book Expense Exceeds Tax Deduction-Prior to Adoption of FAS R options. Non-Deductible Awards Expensed for Book-Prior to Adoption of FAS R a. Subsequent Changes to the Tax Status of an Award-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 4. Rescissions of Stock Option Exercises-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 5. Subsequent Changes in the Fair Market Value of Underlying Stock-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 6. Expired Unexercised Options-Prior to Adoption of FAS R C. Valuation Allowance Considerations-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 1. Recognition of a Valuation Allowance After Initial Recognition of Stock Tax Assets Attributable to Excess Tax Deductions-Prior to Adoption of FAS R D. Other Stock Based Compensation Arrangements-Prior to Adoption fas FAS R E. Net Operating Losses Utilized Before Current Year Excess Stock Compensation Tax Deductions-Prior to Adoption of FAS R F. Classification in Statement fas Cash Flows of the Income Tax Benefit Received for Options Compensation-Prior to Adoption of FAS R G. Tax Benefits of Nonqualified Options Issued in a Purchase Business Combination-Prior to Adoption of FAS R H. Impact of Stock Compensation Tax Benefits on EPS Computation-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 1. Computing the Tax Benefit Component of the Assumed Proceeds-Prior to Adoption of FAS R 2.
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