DCF with subsidiaries overseas

Guys I really need your help. I'm new at this firm and I don't get much help, I most things by Googling or asking people I know. However, I took the biggest fucking project at the firm and now I need to do a DCF with multiple subsidiaries that I can't get data for, but that isn't the problem since I have some sort of consolidated annual report

How do I do a DCF when there is multiple subsidiaries that probably has different taxes from the country where the parental company is located? How do I approximate the tax? What adjustments do I need to do? 

The company that is being valuated is a car-company that builds and sells them. What should I look for? What do Ineed to adjust for most likely? 

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