Cash Flow From Assets

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  • Опубліковано 16 жов 2024

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  • @ogechukwunwoka5759
    @ogechukwunwoka5759 2 роки тому

    Thank you , this helped me a lot

  • @AbreahHoyte
    @AbreahHoyte Рік тому

    this video was 10/10

  • @Whatttttkwbsns
    @Whatttttkwbsns 3 роки тому

    this helped me alot, thank you Sir

  • @RonaldMoy
    @RonaldMoy  11 років тому

    If you are talking about interest earned then I believe you should add it to EBIT to get taxable income. So in your example, taxable income would be 2,860. Take 35% of that to get taxes.

    • @f-22fighterjet84
      @f-22fighterjet84 5 років тому

      EBIT is revenues minus operating expenses what does have to to with interest paid or earned ??

  • @Xenanien
    @Xenanien 11 років тому

    How is taxable income calculated if you have EBIT = 2500, Corporate tax = 35%, and i have Interest = 360. (Interest, NOT interest paid)

  • @basirusuwareh7049
    @basirusuwareh7049 4 роки тому

    indeed helpful

  • @Liquid_market
    @Liquid_market 4 роки тому

    Thank you sir

  • @millicentramusi2036
    @millicentramusi2036 9 років тому

    thank you

  • @-Neutron-Star
    @-Neutron-Star 6 років тому

    Shouldn't Notes Payable be deducted from the current liabilities?

    • @f-22fighterjet84
      @f-22fighterjet84 5 років тому

      he didnt calculate current liabilities one by one. he just used the total amount

  • @RG-et3gi
    @RG-et3gi Рік тому

    this is wrong