I hate to break it to you but your enterprise is reporting 330B/month profit before C3 and enterprise taxes, but that doesnt mean it actually makes that profit, let alone cashflow on enterprise level.
Your enterprise this month:
Cashflow statement
Last Month Cash -131.64B SC$
Interest Paid -0.13B SC$
New Loans Taken 120.00B SC$
Corporations bought, closed or moved and Enterprise Tax -112.64B SC$
Cash Transfers To and From Corporations -100.00B SC$
Profit Payments and Cash Transfers 199.20B SC$
Cash Available -25.21B SC$
P&L
Total Profit 323.66B SC$
Look at profit payments. It is reporting 199.2B after C3 tax. But also a 100B deduction due cash transfers
The reported profit of 323B is calculated by settling all profits (positive and negative of all corporations) before C3 taxes.
>> If you build in C3s you need to deduct 30% of it due C3 taxes. But your enterprise is cashflow negative, due the way total profit is reported.
>> For example. Lets say 400 corporations make a total profit of 470B before C3 taxes. It will add up 470B at the reported Total Profit. Lets say 147 corporations make 147B loss, it will be deducted from the reported Total Profit. It would report: 470B minus 147B = 323B Total Profit. If you take 30% C3 tax of that, you would think you pay 97B C3 Tax, but in reality you pay 30% over 470B = 141B C3 tax, because you dont get a tax deduction of the loss making 147B of the 147 loss making corporations. The Total Profit reported is therefor not saying much, because you dont know how much you make after C3 taxes consolidated.
Look at your cashflow statements. You probably have profit transfer at 86 (seems to be calculated based on corp cashflow??, not sure) and it paid you 199B. Enterprise tax is 113B, meaning you had 86B of profit payment/cashflow after enterprise tax. But you also had a automated cash transfer of 100B due your loss making corporations, meaning 14B of negative cashflow on enterprise level. If you really have profit transfer at 86 you left 32B in your profit making corporations, meaning you could bump it up to 14B positive, added with the 100B going to loss making corporations, you made 114B positive cashflow consolidated, but 14B on enterprise level. Congratulations!
This correspondents somewhat with your cash balances. I rounded somewhat. But you had -131.64B cash, took out a loan (automated) of 120B, and your cash ended with -25.21B, meaning it grew 106,43B, but 120B due loan, so without it it would have grown 13.57B.
And no, this is not your fault, the enterprise game is broken, has been addressed multiple times here on the forum. They should at a line where Total C3 taxes paid is reported. With that information, and combined with enterprise tax, you can calculate your actual tax rate, which is probably high, especially if they add "country resources used fee" to it as well...
Btw. Dont buy free countries with GC for some spare cash. If you build 110 natural resource corporations in ceo, financed 7T with debt, 4T with own equity, you can IPO them after 2-3 weeks for 70T-110T. With 60GC, using the same boosters also as registration extensions, you can collect around 300T+ in 2 months with it.