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Business, 01.04.2021 18:40, nostalgiafaith

g Pension expense is recorded for financial statements as accrued, but for income tax as paid. If Company Z accrued $200,000 in Pension Expense in 2017, but paid $150,000 contributions for the year, how would this be reflected in the schedule to calculate deferred taxes? a. as $50,000 future deductible, and subtracted from 2017 financial income.

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