And differences in projections are nowhere
to be found in any company’s public financial statements. But that doesn’t mean the variances are not real, calculable and caused by decisions that have real financial impacts.
And their projections weren’t wrong. They were pretty darn accurate. And lower than the baseline projections before the tax cut. And The difference is relatively easily calculable. It’s really not hard modeling to do.
What on earth do you do for a living?
[Post edited by BocaHoo91 at 10/18/2021 8:05PM]
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