Technical question: please help
Can you find the P/E ratio if you were just given equity value, enterprise value, and the tax rate? Is this possible?
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If we are literally only given EV, equity value, and tax rate I don't think it is possible.
No
Is there a way to get from Enterprise Value to Net Income? Since P/E is market cap/NI
If you have equity value and P/E, you can solve for NI. The assumption might have been that, because no other info was given, EV = equity value - but you'd think something like cash would be provided...
The answer is pretty much no
Can you explain how you can solve for NI given equity value and P/E?
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