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The difference goes into a liability account that increases every year until reversal occurs. The question did not indicate that any reversal occurred in 1991 related to the liability of 1990 so when the liability for 1991 was recorded, it increased the balance in the liability account over and above what was there in 1990.
Entries:
1990
Income Tax Expense (1,600,000*0.3) &am p;nb sp; 480,000
Income Tax Payable (600,000*0.3)   ; ; 180,000
Deferred Tax Liability (1,000,000*0.3) &am p;nb sp; 300,000
1991
Income Tax Expense (2,600,000*0.3) &am p;nb sp; 780,000
Income Tax Payable (1,400,000*0.3) &am p;nb sp; 420,000
Deferred Tax Liability (1,200,000*0.3) 360,000
Remember that, in general, Balance Sheet accounts are cumulative. The total in the Deferred Tax Liability account at the end of 1991 (since nothing has been reversed) is 300,000+360,000=660,000.
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BEC-8/28/09...89
REG-10/19/09..93
AUD-11/30/09..95
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CIA--->Done 7/15/10
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