Yes both, because knowing the effective tax rate is important. Many other financial metrics play a part. % of debt to EBIT, % interest to EBIT, conversion of revenue to EBIT, margin, management renumeration, cashflow health, asset ratios, retained earnings, source of earnings/costs, simplicity of business model, any upcoming costs, upcoming debt maturity, debt/equity ratios. There probably quiet a few more I can't think of right now. Imagination also helps. Most importantly, historical consistency and probably extrapolation into the future of these said metrics is key, or even better, the probability that they will improve.
Yes both, because knowing the effective tax rate is important....
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