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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

How does the bank look at depreciation in the statement
Hello guys i need help with this
How does the bank look at depreciation in your financial statement if your company makes good amount of profits but after depreciation and inventory adjustments kicks in your taxable net profit amount goes way down which is something help the business.
The question is when you go to the bank trying to get loans for real estate investing would they consider your income before depreciation??
Thank you
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@Emad Nasser
They should be adding it back along with any other non cash expenses such as amortization.