How to calculate the firm's free cash flow from earnings in a levered firm?

Answer and explanation:

Levered free cash flow is said to be the cash flow remaining after the company's financial goal has been reached. It implies paying all the company's obligations such as bonds or other maturity payments. The formula for calculating the levered free cash flow is the following:

Levered free cash flow = Net Income + Depreciation + Amortization - (change in net working capital + capital expenditures + mandatory debt payments)