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Advising a client who is buying a company from a tax consolidated group

Source: South Australia

Published Date: 5 May 2006

 

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This paper focusses on the practical issues when your client acquires a company that has been part of a consolidated group. Tax consolidations creates a new set of due diligence risks to be considered to ensure your client gets the most value from the purchase and is not left with any hidden surprises. Topics covered include:

  • structuring for the acquisition
  • buying the company versus buying the assets
  • what tax history will it inherit?
  • tax sharing agreement and tax indemnities
  • asset identification and valuation
  • issues relevant to the vendor's negotiating position.
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Advising a client who is buying a company from a tax consolidate group

Author(s): Alistair Hutson
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  • Published By: Alistair Hutson
  • Published On:5 May 2006
  • Took place at:Novotel Barossa Valley Resort

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