Uncertain Tax Positions: Accounting for Income Tax--And Why it Matters to Both Individual and Business Investors
Michael F. Lynch, David Beausejour, David B. Casten
Abstract
Michael F. Lynch, David Beausejour, David B. Casten
Abstract
Accounting for income tax is an important and complex area for financial accounting purposes, and it has recently become important for income tax purposes as well. The newly released Schedule UTP (i.e., uncertain tax positions) reflects the heightened interest that the Internal Revenue Service has in taxpayers' financial accounting for income tax. n1 Accounting for income tax is even important to individual taxpayers who do not prepare financial statements.
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Accounting for income tax is an important and complex area for financial accounting purposes, and it has recently become important for income tax purposes as well. The newly released Schedule UTP (i.e., uncertain tax positions) reflects the heightened interest that the Internal Revenue Service has in taxpayers' financial accounting for income tax. n1 Accounting for income tax is even important to individual taxpayers who do not prepare financial statements.
Key concepts: Economics, Write-off, State income tax, Gross income, Income tax, Accounting, Business, Public economics