Chapter 5. Tax Structures and Strategies
Taxes are an important consideration in almost any transaction—but they seldom are the primary motivation for an acquisition. The fundamental economics of the transaction should always be the deciding factor, and any tax benefits that might accrue to the buyer should simply reinforce a purchase decision.
Taxes are an important consideration in almost any transaction—but they seldom are the primary motivation for an acquisition. The fundamental economics of the transaction should always be the deciding factor, and any tax benefits that might accrue to the buyer should simply reinforce a purchase decision.
From the viewpoint of the seller or target company shareholder, transactions may be tax free or entirely ...
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