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David Jiang
  • Investor
  • Santa Clara, CA
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Should return metrics be calculated on pre or post tax cash flow?

David Jiang
  • Investor
  • Santa Clara, CA
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I'm putting together a Pro Forma from scratch for a potential commercial property I am thinking about buying. I want to calculate cash-on-cash return, NPV, and IRR. Should these calculations be done on pre or post tax cash flow? Which method results in a more meaningful returns metric?

As an extension to this question, should inflation in be included in any of these calculations? Thanks!

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