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hotmeat

10/22/20 8:41 PM

#636852 RE: Andyg59 #636850

I guess we'll see soon enough what's the deal. Thanks for the coherent response.



Response optional.........

Out of curiosity....are you in this field or is this based on consultations with relevant professionals.

W3Research

10/22/20 9:28 PM

#636863 RE: Andyg59 #636850

AG59: Very Interesting Post! ...

This seems to clarify NOL Status and also seems to support Escrow Shareholders Claims to the Estate.

Do you have an Opinion on what and when Escrow Shareholders will be paid?

You said ...

The utilization of the NOL is subjected to maintaing intact the pre bankcruptcy capital ratio in which the escrow shareholders are the majority.
Under the relevant IRS tax provisions the NOL can be used as a tax shield to offset any net profits derived from rolling up the subsidiaries (100% owned) into the consolidated financial statements. So all you need to ask your self is whether or not the reporting subsidiaries in this fiscal year has been reporting quarterly net profits cumulating in an overall net profit at year end. Then if the answer is yes then it would be unwise not to tap into the NOL at a consolidated level assuming the old capital ratio remains intact.