Hello there. Another question from my side. Where do I see the amount paid in cash for taxes. On the income statement I have the expense which is not necessarily cash effective. In the cashflow statement it is, my understanding, not disclosed (at least it is to the discretion of the company if they add an addtional line).
So, is there a simple way/ work-around to come up with the amount cashed out for taxes?
Thanks!
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