Tax implications in Corporate Reorganizations

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Tax implications in Corporate Reorganizations

October 11, 2021

United Kingdom
United Kingdom
United Kingdom

Tax implications in Corporate Reorganizations

From carve-outs to post deal integration and entity rationalization exercises, we have seen corporates from all over the world undertake significant structural changes within their organizations in the last twelve months. Our global tax team discuss the current state of corporate reorganizations enabling you to understand and evaluate the potential tax implications for your business.

The team discuss: 

  • the latest tax trends underpinning corporate reorganizations, including cash repatriations
  • tax reasoning, looking at the commercial drivers from UK, US and European jurisdictions, including:
  • how the OECD Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) initiatives will drive corporate reorganizations
  • current US legislative activity and other trends impacting corporate reorganizations
  • amended German withholding tax rules and consequences for holding structures

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