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- Deferred tax liabilityTax owed later because book and tax depreciation differ…accounting8/10
- Working capitalOperating current assets less operating current liabilities…accounting4/10
- Walk me through a DCFProject unlevered free cash flow, discount at WACC, add…talking6/10
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Browse published sets- A rise in working capital is a use of cash
- Operating current assets and liabilities only — cash and debt are excluded
- The change flows through cash from operations, not investing
- Growing companies typically consume cash through working capital
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Cards that hold more than two lines of text.
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