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NAMRATA

What is the EBITDA,how should one calculate the taxes from operating income means we were taking x% of tax rate by ourself?

Ebitda Tax Operatingincome

Jun 12 2013 11:30 AM

2 Answer(s)

Binny

EBITDA is otherwise known as operating income.
Revenue - COGS - Operating Expenses = EBITDA
If your EBITDA is 10 crores
First you should subtract any interest expense from this, lets say 2 crores.
So you are left with 8 crores for PAT (profit after tax)
Now you will apply the tax rate (based on the company) to this 8 crores.

Jun 14 2013 10:06 AM

Binny

Many companies might have carry forward loses etc which will reduce their tax amount.

Jun 14 2013 10:07 AM

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