Comp model adjustments

I'm looking at a company's income statement that has a "restructuring charge" and a "write-off of in-process R&D" expense BEOFRE the EBIT line.

However, when adding these back to get adjusted net income, the restructuring charge IS tax effected and the write off of in-process R&D is not

Why is that?

Doing this obviously leaves the tax-shield associated with the write off of the R&D while it completely eliminates the effect of the restructuring charge. I am just not sure why both are not completely eliminated?

Thanks for any help.

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Sorry, I am still confused.

Would you please explain why a restructuring charge IS tax effected when adding back to Net Income and stock-based compensation and in-process R&D are NOT tax effected?

For example:

If I have a $128 restructuring charge and a $77 stock-based compensation expense BEFORE the EBIT line, when adding them back to Net Income the comp model makes the following adjustment:

Net Income = 80.6 + 77 + 128*(1-0.38)

Why is only the restructuring charge tax effected?

I have looked through the filings (where it gives both the net of tax and before tax numbers), but it doesn't explain the rationale behind this.

 

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