Tax Legislation and Tax Trends in M&A Transactions: M&A Breakfast Series - Webinar
A good M&A transaction should take into account the tax consequences to both the buyer and seller. Come discover the latest trends in M&A taxation planning, and how proposed legislation might influence your current or future M&A deal structures.
- Current trends in M&A deal structuring for taxation purposes
- Legislative trends that might change deal structuring in the future
- Prepare deals that focus on both present and future taxation benefits
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8:00 am - 9:00 am
Tax Legislation and Tax Trends in M&A Transactions
Discover how recent and proposed tax legislation might impact your future M&A deal structuring.
Presented by Erik Edwards, Esq., Polsinelli PC
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