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March 18, 2026The Accounting Review

Income Taxes in Financial Statements.

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MMMaurice MoonitzChinese University of Hong Kong

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This article analyzes reporting problems of income taxes in financial statements, indicating implications for businesses.

Key Points

  • The aim is to classify and analyze reporting issues related to business income taxes in financial statements.
  • Discussion of income taxes as an expense in accounting practices.
  • Identification of problems with tax provision location in financial statements.
  • Analysis of discrepancies between accounting and tax law regarding revenue and expense recognition.
  • Examples illustrating tax accrual and prepayment concepts.
  • Exploration of tax allocation principles related to income.
  • Found ongoing issues with recognizing income tax expenses in the correct periods.
  • Identified difficulties in allocating tax charges to operating and non-operating income.
  • Illustrated barriers in aligning tax obligations with income recognition principles.

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Maurice Moonitz (1957) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ba432b4e9516ffd37a41efhttps://doi.org/10.2308/tar-7057260
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  1. 1TREATMENT OF INCOME TAXES IN CORPORATION INCOME STATEMENTS.1945
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  3. 3THE TREATMENT OF INCOME TAXES BY THE 1957 AAA STATEMENT.1958 · 1 citations
  4. 4Tax Allocation in Perspective.1966
  5. 5Intraperiod Income Tax Allocation with Differential Rates.1977