Let's say we have an interest expense of 50% of our EBITDA. According to current tax laws, we can only discount 30% of that in our interest expense. What shows up in our 3 statements? I would assume no DTA or DTL arises as these aren't temporary differences in tax basis. Any help would be great!
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