The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) frequently focuses its examination and enforcement efforts on how private fund managers disclose the allocation of fees and expenses to investors. Since...
In the news is “carried interest”, which is taxed at a lower 20% capital gains rate, rather than the top 37% marginal tax rate that applies to ordinary income. The special rate on carried interest...
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Earn-outs are a useful tool when transaction parties do not agree on the value of the target company. An earn-out is a compromise that makes a portion of the purchase price contingent on performance of...
Are your clients in compliance with the Equal Pay Act? Do they know if they are paying their employees fairly? Watch this newly released video, Pay Equity Audits Video , by Robert J. O’Hara of Epstein...
With the increasing number of bankruptcies being filed in the United States, you can also expect an increase in the number of Chapter 15 bankruptcy proceedings. Chapter 15 provides a U.S. Bankruptcy Court with the authority to recognize, either as a foreign main or foreign non-main proceeding, a foreign insolvency case concerning an entity. Further, Chapter 15 codifies the scope of relief that may be available to a foreign representative upon recognition by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court of a foreign case, depending upon whether such foreign case is recognized as a foreign main or foreign non-main proceeding. Make sure you are up to speed on the Chapter 15 process.
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