Netflix Shares Fall After Earnings Miss Linked to Brazilian Tax Dispute
Netflix shares dropped by as much as 7% after the company missed its third-quarter earnings estimates. The shortfall was mainly due to an unexpected $619 million expense related to an ongoing tax dispute with Brazilian authorities.
Despite the earnings miss, Netflix reported record revenue of $11.51 billion for the quarter, driven by growing subscriber numbers, increased advertising revenue, and recent price increases.
The company's operating income was below expectations, and its operating margins did not meet its previous guidance due to the tax expense. However, Netflix offered a forecast for the rest of the year that was slightly higher than Wall Street's projections.
Netflix shares fell because the company missed its third-quarter earnings estimates due to a large tax expense from a dispute with Brazilian tax authorities.
Yes, Netflix reported record revenue for the quarter despite the earnings miss.
The shortfall was mainly caused by a $619 million tax expense related to a dispute with Brazilian authorities.
Netflix's forecast for the rest of the year is slightly ahead of what Wall Street expected.
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