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Smith Micro Software (SMSI) Change in Taxes (2016)

Historic Change in Taxes for Smith Micro Software (SMSI) over the last 6 years, with Q4 2016 value amounting to -$16000.0.

  • Smith Micro Software's Change in Taxes fell 27777.78% to -$16000.0 in Q4 2016 from the same period last year, while for Dec 2016 it was -$41000.0, marking a year-over-year increase of 9404.07%. This contributed to the annual value of -$115000.0 for FY2016, which is 8328.49% up from last year.
  • Per Smith Micro Software's latest filing, its Change in Taxes stood at -$16000.0 for Q4 2016, which was down 27777.78% from -$1000.0 recorded in Q3 2016.
  • Over the past 5 years, Smith Micro Software's Change in Taxes peaked at $19000.0 during Q4 2013, and registered a low of -$6.9 million during Q4 2012.
  • Over the past 5 years, Smith Micro Software's median Change in Taxes value was -$8500.0 (recorded in 2014), while the average stood at -$592357.1.
  • In the last 5 years, Smith Micro Software's Change in Taxes surged by 10069.44% in 2013 and then plummeted by 320000.0% in 2015.
  • Smith Micro Software's Change in Taxes (Quarter) stood at -$6.9 million in 2012, then skyrocketed by 100.28% to $19000.0 in 2013, then crashed by 73.68% to $5000.0 in 2014, then soared by 80.0% to $9000.0 in 2015, then plummeted by 277.78% to -$16000.0 in 2016.
  • Its Change in Taxes was -$16000.0 in Q4 2016, compared to -$1000.0 in Q3 2016 and $9000.0 in Q4 2015.