alleryStart learning →What does a history of unabsorbed losses strongly suggest?
ADividends will certainly rise
BFuture income may not be available
CDeferred tax is not required
DCurrent tax will always be nil
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Future income may not be available
Past losses are strong evidence that sufficient future taxable income may not be available to absorb deferred tax assets.
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