Post-Tax Flow
Definition:
Post-tax cash flow is the amount of cash that a company has available after it has paid taxes. It is calculated by subtracting taxes from net income
Formula:
Post-Tax Cash Flow = Net Income - Taxes
Example:
Here are some of the factors that can affect post-tax cash flow:
Sales volume: Post-tax cash flow is directly affected by sales volume. If sales volume increases, post-tax cash flow will typically increase.
Prices: Post-tax cash flow is also affected by prices. If prices increase, post-tax cash flow will typically increase.
Costs: Post-tax cash flow is also affected by costs. If costs increase, post-tax cash flow will typically decrease.
Tax rates: Post-tax cash flow is also affected by tax rates. If tax rates increase, post-tax cash flow will typically decrease.