Permanent Differences - Tax Basis
In the
DATA ENTRY
list, you select the Perm Diffs - Tax Basis
component to enter federal and jurisdiction data.
General Information
Here are some points to consider before selecting data entry fields:
- There are two types of Permanent Differences:Equity AdjustmentsandP&L Adjustments. When youAddandImportentries, use the appropriate type to achieve the desired provision effect.
- Add permanent differences that apply to the Jurisdiction (State, Province, All Other, and City), but not for Federal purposes.
- The list of Unit Codes, Jurisdictions, Classes, Subclasses, and Tags are assigned to you by your administrator.
- To use the sameCode - Descriptionfor multiple line entries, you must use a differentTagletter orClass/Subclasscombination for each line.
- The fields that you can edit are theActions(Attachment),Amount, andNotefields.
Data Entry Fields
The
Perm Diffs - Tax Basis
component grid includes the following columns.
The following list contains grid options and descriptions for the
Perm Diffs - Tax Basis
page.Grid Options | Description |
|---|---|
Actions | Actions allow you to supplement the adjustment with detail. Select the paper clip icon to add an attachment. |
Data Source | Data Source enables you to view the Data Source History. |
Dataset | The Dataset selected in the Base Dataset drop-down list. |
Unit Code | The Unit Code is established by an Administrator for the Perm Diffs - Tax Basis. |
Unit Name | The Unit Name is established by an Administrator for the Perm Diffs - Tax Basis. |
Currency Symbol | The Currency Symbol is established by an Administrator for the Perm Diffs - Tax Basis. |
Jurisdiction | Jurisdiction lets you select a jurisdiction for the entry. |
Code - Description | The Codes and description are established by an Administrator for the Permanent Differences. |
Tag | The Tag Letters letter identifies each line entered in the originating source. note
To create adjustments using the same permanent difference code, you must make additional entries using different tag letters. |
Class | The class identifies each line entered in the originating source. |
Subclass | The subclass identifies each line description entered in the originating source. You can select Next Value as the subclass and the application generates the next "Code" number for the selected Code, Type and Class. |
Type | Two types are available:
|
Amount | Positive amounts increase and negative amounts reduce the taxable income. Enter amounts in local currency. They are translated using the unit's weighted average FX rate to reporting currency. |
Note | You can type notes to supplement the adjustment. You can access a history of the Notes within "Data Source History." |