Deferred Tax Liability, Long-term for Dell Technologies Inc

Metrics similar to Deferred Tax Liability, Long-term in the financials category include:

• Deferred Domestic Taxes - This item represents the deferred amount of domestic taxes, payable by the company to its home country. For a US Company, taxes deferred to the U.S. government will be deferred domestic taxes. For a non-U.S. company, taxes deferred to its own country's government will be considered as deferred domestic taxes.
• Restricted Cash - This item represents cash and cash equivalents, which are restricted for use or transfer, and normally consists of funds held in escrow or cash restricted in use.
• Interest Expense - The costs incurred from non-operating borrowings for the given period.
• Trust Pref. Securities - This item represents a specific type of security possessing characteristics of both equity and debt securities. A company creates trust-preferred security by creating a subsidiary trust and providing funds through loans to the parent company. The trust issues mandatory redeemable preferred securities and the proceeds are invested by the trust in the subordinated debentures of the company, which are the sole assets of the trust. On maturity the company repays the debentures and the Trust in turn uses these amounts to redeem the preferred securities. The interest flows back through the subsidiary to the preferred shareholders. Because the interest paid to the trust is tax-deductible, and the subsidiary is not taxed on the interest received because it flows to the shareholders, the company may realize significant tax benefits.