Modelling Tax Expense
When dealing with companies that consistently have negative PBT, but always have a positive tax expense (i.e. paying tax). How do you go about forecasting tax expense in future periods?
When dealing with companies that consistently have negative PBT, but always have a positive tax expense (i.e. paying tax). How do you go about forecasting tax expense in future periods?
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