The (1) interest received on tax-free municipal bonds $50,000 is the perminant difference, thus there is no liability or asset on this.
For (2), if Alice is a cash basis, I don't think there is any change, then C. But if Alice is a accural basis, here is the difference. The company accured the liability and record them as expense. On tax basis, only $10000 counts since tax = cash basis. So the accured expense for them will be recognized in the next year when paid out for tax purpose. Here comes the difference between GAAP and Tax, which is temporary. The differen on GAAP Financial Statement will be recognized as tax assets. |