This report delves into the financial analysis of Commonwealth Bank (CBA) in Australia, focusing on its corporate tax structure and implications. It examines the bank's financial statements, including the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement, over three consecutive years. The analysis aims to understand the bank's tax burden, its impact on profitability, and the potential implications for investors. The report also explores the bank's deferred tax assets and liabilities, income tax payable, and the differences in tax calculations between the income statement and cash flow statement. By analyzing these aspects, the report provides insights into the bank's tax strategies and their impact on its overall financial performance.