Hi guys,
Can I ask you guys a question regarding M&A model? Assuming the deal closes at 3/31/20, when building Income Statement, how should I project the value (eg. revenue) for 12/31/20? Should I use the revenue at 12/31/19 and multiply that to the revenue growth rate, or use the year to date revenue at 3/31/20 and multiply by 4? Let me know? Thank you!
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