When normalizing net income would it be appropriate to normalize down to pre-tax income and then adjust taxes based on the firms tax rate? Or would it be better to adjust taxes directly (by taking the difference between the Pre-Tax and After-Tax adjustments and adding/subtracting from stated taxes). Thanks.
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