An amount of money after the tax is taken out. For example, you get paid $1,000. The tax taken out is $280. The after-tax amount is $720 ($1,000 minus $280). Annual Percentage Rate (APR) - The annual interest cost (including points) of the loan shown as a percentage.
The result after subtracting the income tax associated with a given amount. For example, if a corporation has a gain of $100,000 before tax, and its income tax rate is 30%, its after-tax gain is $70,000. If a corporation has a loss of $30,000 before tax, and its income tax rate is 30%, its after-tax loss is $21,000. To Top