Dell Technologies Inc. the following information for December 2019-2021 2019   2020   2021 Pretax Accounting Income   (2,361)   (4)   3,670 Tax Rate for 2019-2021 – 35% a.   Dell paid in advance for Insurance for 3 years beginning 2019, $15,000. b.   Unrealised Gain was recorded in 2020 for an investment but it was not sold until 2021, $6,000 c.   Dell recorded bad debt expense of $4,000 in 2021 which the government did not recognize. d.   Interest received in 2020 for $4,500 was from a government bond investment. Requirements: 1.   Identify the permanent vs the temporary differences.            2.   Prepare a schedule showing the calculation of the taxable income for both 2019 - 2021.                                        3.   Prepare journal entries for each year (2019 – 2021)  4.   Show how any 2021 tax related amounts should be classified and reported in the 2021 balance sheet.

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3.   Dell Technologies Inc. the following information for December 2019-2021
2019   2020   2021
Pretax Accounting Income   (2,361)   (4)   3,670
Tax Rate for 2019-2021 – 35%


a.   Dell paid in advance for Insurance for 3 years beginning 2019, $15,000.
b.   Unrealised Gain was recorded in 2020 for an investment but it was not sold until 2021, $6,000
c.   Dell recorded bad debt expense of $4,000 in 2021 which the government did not recognize.
d.   Interest received in 2020 for $4,500 was from a government bond investment.

Requirements:
1.   Identify the permanent vs the temporary differences.           
2.   Prepare a schedule showing the calculation of the taxable income for both 2019 - 2021.                                       
3.   Prepare journal entries for each year (2019 – 2021) 
4.   Show how any 2021 tax related amounts should be classified and reported in the 2021 balance sheet.

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