When calculating Cash flow from operation, I saw two methonds: 1.NI - Non-cash charges - Change in working capital 2.Pre-tax Income - Non-cash charges - Change in working capital - Income tax paid As in financial report, income tax in NI sometimes not equal to income tax paid, how can these two method come out with the same number? Thank you.
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