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Measuring tax cash flows

The ability to analyse tax cash flows appears to be in greater demand than ever. Barry Potter (independent tax writer) looks at strategies to determine their value to help develop commercial solutions for clients.
 
The ability to analyse tax cash flows and specifically estimate their present value has always been an important tool in the armoury of the tax practitioner particularly for those engaged in tax advisory work. 
 
Businesses have generally become more sophisticated in managing their tax cash flow needs and for certain tax assignments may require a supportable calculation showing a set minimum return on costs incurred including professional fees. As a result the ability to analyse tax cash flows appears to be in greater demand than ever. 
 
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