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Tax Accounting
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Tax Accounting in Germany
Book-tax conformity is an old issue in Germany. For decades, the determination of taxable income is characterized by the authoritative principle governing the traditionally close relationship between financial and tax accounting. However, book-tax differences have been growing throughout the last decades. In particular, the German Accounting Law Modernization Act (BilMoG) is seen to set a new cornerstone in the development towards an increasing divergence between financial and tax accounting. Despite the unanimous agreement of growing book-tax differences, little is so far known about the actual relationship between financial and tax accounting in Germany. In contrast to international resear...
Corporate Income Tax Accounting
Accounting for income taxes has become a critically important issue for both financial accounting and income taxation purposes in recent years. However, there is nothing new about the need to account for income taxes for purposes of presenting, or to opine upon, the financial accounts of corporations or other business entities. The process of accounting for tax matters has been a traditional aspect of the responsibilities of finance and taxation officers of business entities, particularly publicly traded corporations, for many years. The nature of the process has long been familiar. In essence, there are a number of parties in this process: (i) business entities, (ii) tax administrations, (i...
Private Company Limited by Shares
Document from the year 2008 in the subject Business economics - Accounting and Taxes, 140 entries in the bibliography, language: English, abstract: The study consists apart from the introduction of five main chapters. In the following Chapter Two of the study, references are outlined for conducting international tax burden comparisons. In the process, not just relevant requirements but also the benefits and drawbacks of each method are described. Subsequently, selection follows of the analysis method to apply herein. This is complemented by an outline of the UK and German tax systems and of key determinants that shape the tax law in each case. Finally valid corporation tax regulations are ch...
Tax Accounting
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Accounting for Deferred Income Taxes
A complicated accounting model, FASB ASC 740 has been around for a while. But the rules are becoming more challenging as businesses become more complex. This book incorporates the new tax rates and other impacts of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and will assist you in understanding FASB ASC 740, Income Taxes, and how it establishes guidelines for accounting for income taxes, including income tax expense, classification of deferred tax accounts, and related disclosures. Key topics include: Principles of FASB ASC 740 Income tax expense and deferred tax liabilities and assets Valuation allowances Proper documentation of deferred income taxes in the work papers Required disclosures within the financial statements
The Singing Accountant's Guide to Tax and Accounts
Hey, you became a musician, actor, singer, dancer, performer to do exactly that, not to worry about all the admin that goes along with being self-employed. This book takes you through the initial set up of self-employment through to what the tax return is all about. It keeps you & the tax man happy.
How to Save Property Tax
How to Save Property Tax is widely regarded as the tax bible for property investors. The latest edition has just been published (November 2015) and is completely up to date with all the major property tax changes announced in 2015, including a detailed examination of the proposals to restrict tax relief on interest and finance costs paid by residential landlords. The guide also contains hundreds of tried and tested tax saving ideas - it will show you how to claim every single pound of tax relief you are entitled to. It is written in plain English and is essential reading for property investors, landlords, second home owners, those renovating or developing property, accountants, solicitors and professional advisers.
