Hey Guys,
I'm modeling an early stage company and am running out of cash because of Deferred Tax Asset increases. Is there a standard adjustment for this? The company still has the cash and should be able to pay its bills until profitable, but I'm not sure of the right way to reflect that.
Thanks.
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