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Cwhen evaluating financial statements of any client from lending perspective , how will one analyse the impact of deferred tax liability ?

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تم إضافة السؤال من قبل Muhammad Hasan Siddiqui , Senior Manager – Credit Risk , BankIslami Pakistan
تاريخ النشر: 2013/10/18
Amjad Ali
من قبل Amjad Ali , Regional Manager , NATIONAL BANK OF PAKISTAN

Simply it will be treated as current liability and will be accounted for when calculating current ratio. It is also a sourse of cash inflow

Soumyadeep Mazumder
من قبل Soumyadeep Mazumder , Associate Vice President - Retail Risk , IDFC First Bank Ltd.

Current ratios to get spiked as the same will be amortized over a period of time.

Vinod Jetley
من قبل Vinod Jetley , Assistant General Manager , State Bank of India

A deferred tax liability occurs when taxable income is smaller than the income reported on the income statements. This is a result of the accounting difference of certain income and expense accounts. This is only a temporary difference. The most common reason behind deferred tax liability is the use of different depreciation methods for financial reporting and those for tax purposes.

It is for the lender to classify the way it pleases. It may accept the cash flows based on deferred tax liability as and when it is due.

In India, in many states, for new industrial units, Sales Tax was deferred for7 years.

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