Deferred tax oil and gas accounting
* All carryforward amounts in this example represent amounts which are available for tax purposes and which relate to oil and gas operations. ** For accounting purposes, the gross write-off should be recorded to adjust both the oil and gas properties account and the related deferred income taxes. As was true with options, a temporary difference between accounting and income taxation occurs, with deferred tax consequences, at an assumed tax rate of 35%. In X2, the accounts receivable and the forward contract are adjusted to fair value, the euros are received and delivered to the purchaser and, at year-end, the above deferred tax entry is What are some examples of a deferred tax liability? that according to financial accounting. Deferred tax liability commonly a 30% tax rate that produced 1,000 barrels of oil at a cost of