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1 386000 7 3 Tax calculation: 9 Year (£'000s) o Net operating cashflows 1 Capital allowances 2 Taxable profit/loss 33 Tax at 20% 34 Payable 2 3 400851 315844 4 77397 386000 77200 Year 2 400851 315844 80170
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386000
7
3 Tax calculation:
9 Year (£'000s)
o Net operating cashflows
1 Capital allowances
2 Taxable profit/loss
33 Tax at 20%
34 Payable
2
3
400851 315844
4
77397
386000
77200
Year 2
400851 315844
80170 63169
Year 3 Year 4
77397
15479
Year 5
35
36 Payback period
37
38 Year
39 Cashflow
£'000 £'000
0
1
-2,345,000 386,000
£'000 £'000 £'000
2
3
4
400,851 315,844 402,397
£'000
5
0
40
41 Cumulative​

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