Answer:
interperiod
Explanation:
An interperiod tax allocation can be regarded as the temporary difference that exist between effects that a particular tax policy has on the financial reporting of particular business as well as its normal financial reporting set up
by an accounting framework, this accounting framework could be GAAP , IFRS or other body. Instance of this is that Internal Revenue Service could set up a particular depreciation period that should be used for a fixed asset, at the same time internal accounting policies of a business could come up that different number of periods should be used, At this periods of temporary difference is said to be an interperiod tax allocation.
A deferred tax asset can be regarded as item on the balance sheet which is there a results of overpayment or advance payment of taxes. A deferred tax asset could be also be one as a result of differences in tax rules as well as accounting rules
It should be noted that Recognizing deferred tax assets and liabilities is referred to as interperiod tax allocation.
