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after-tax cash flow

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after-tax cash flow
A financial analysis of an income-producing property to determine cash benefits to the owner after paying all expenses,mortgage payments,and taxes,and after deducting amounts that must be taken into income for tax purposes,but which have not yet been collected. If the tax savings from depreciation or other tax shelters will result in tax losses, thus reducing taxes that must be paid on other income,then those savings are added back in,just as if they were additional income. The intent is to discover the amount of money that can be deposited in the bank at the end of each year.


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In the first quarter, ended March 31, Ackerley reported after-tax cash flow of $5 million, or 14 cents a share.
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