No prob - adjust as reasonable. For those who pay no tax on dividend distributions and get full imputation credit return eps for them would be different to eps of someone paying full tax tote. Difficulty in including tax in eps and thus p/e is actual tax impact on the final holder of the income (shareholders) differs for each holder depending on their tax position.
Take for example a person with holding in a nil tax environment vs one where holding is in highest tax bracket environment. One would get significant return of imputation credit (potential all), other would get tax credit to tune of company tax paid but not a “return”.
So yep, with you, adjust as necessary.
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