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hi John,
I am struggling with a fundamental concept here.
When we calculate the financing side effects. we use the tax rate in Gamala(20%) to calculate the tax saving. I know we are borrowing in Gamala and there the tax rate is 20%, but why dont we use the tax rate in the UK(30%). because ultimately when the funds will be remitted back to UK, the tax saving will be on tramont’s income statement in the Uk?
The tax payable in the UK is calculated on whatever is remitted to the UK.
