Don’t Forget Me! Tax Considerations in M&A Transactions

Tax plays a critical role in many M&A transactions. Attaining the desired tax consequences is a significant consideration when planning and structuring an acquisition. This resource kit collects Practical Guidance that addresses tax considerations in the M&A space, such as: whether the transaction can and should be tax-free to some or all parties; the amount of any gain recognized by the sellers; and the tax treatment applicable to the buyer and/or entity being acquired.

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• Tax Benefit Maximization in Mergers and Acquisitions
  Review the tax considerations for M&A attorneys in the structuring phase of a transaction. It covers the question of whether a tax-free or taxable structure is appropriate, the choice between an asset or entity acquisition, merger structures, and post-closing considerations.
• Post-Acquisition Tax Concerns
  Plan for what happens next. After an acquisition is completed, the principal tax objectives will be to finalize any necessary tax filings and monitor any immediate post-closing transactions to make sure they do not affect the tax status of the acquisition. Steps that must be taken post-closing will be determined by the structure of the transaction and whether it was tax-free or taxable.

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