Question about Calculation cash paid income tax when there is no tax expense end of the year

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Dear all,

My question might be a stupid one but I would rather be sure than to assume. Interestingly I did not find much information on the formula Cash paid income tax.
The formula is: "tax expense - (+) increase (decrease) income tax payable difference"
My questions would be: If the companies annual report did mention tax benefit instead of tax expense at the end of the year, does this mean there is also no cash paid tax to calculate? I would assume there is no cash paid tax if there was no expense so 0 or do I need to include the tax payable difference form the last year or am I totally wrong with everything :D?
I hope you understand my question and would appreciate your time and help.

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kirby

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Follow the formula but modify the term "tax expense" to "tax expense as a positive value and tax benefit as a negative value".
 
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Thank you very much for your help Kirby! This was one of my first thoughts but I went on with thinking too complicated. A friend of mine said the same as you today.
Have a nice day!
 

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