From what I can work out from 2017 Statsports accounts is that they owe $1M pounds, and they may have net profit of ~$1M pound based on how much they need to pay tax on (19% tax rate). However, having said that, Catapult had tax cash outflow of $1.8M in FY18, yet it has on a group level a net loss rather than a net profit. As to why Catapult has to pay tax despite registering a net loss, that's beyond my mind at the moment (not being a tax expert).
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