“Their favorite number is called NPAT-A ... it completely excludes these costs ... I think that is the most ridiculous use of an adjusted accounting metric.”
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Said on The Contrarians with Adam and Adir
“Point to that verbiage… if you’re using a vendor regularly… calling them non-GAAP… would be pretty reasonable”
FP&A Today · Would Your FP&A Forecast Survive an Audit? | Norm Osumi
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Use SEC non-GAAP guidance to justify excluding non-recurring expenses from adjusted EBITDA
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Dave Slutzkin
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“A 53% adjusted EBITDA margin ... 84% of their revenue comes from recurring subscriptions.”
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“You can instill that, you have to give them the guidance. Use property-based testing, use metamorphic testing, ... deterministic simulation testing.”
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