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Sera Corporation has made and recorded its quarterly income tax payments. After a final review of taxes for the year, the company identifies an additional \(40,000 of income tax expense that should be recorded. A portion of this additional expense, \)6,000, is deferred for payment in future years. Record Sera’s yearend adjusting entry for income tax expense.

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The deferred income tax liability account is credited with $6,000.

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Definition of deferred income tax liability

A deferred income tax liability is a tax liability that is paid for a future tax.

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Adjusting entry

Date

Particulars

Debit

Credit

Income Taxes Expense

$40,000

Income Taxes Payable

$34,000

Deferred Income Tax Liability

$6,000

(To record the adjusting entry)

The above entry is passed to make the adjustment of the deferred income tax liability of $6,000.

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