As a tax advisor, you will need to employ different strategies when you are representing a buyer vs. seller in the sale of a company, since what is advantageous for one is often disadvantageous for the other. On top of that, you will also need to consider how different entity types are treated from a […]
As a tax advisor, you will need to employ different strategies when you are representing a buyer vs. seller in the sale of a company. Buyers and sellers tend to have diametrically opposed preferences, since what is advantageous for one is often disadvantageous for the other from a tax perspective. In this article, we’ll zero
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Tax planners need to employ different strategies depending on whether they’re representing the buyer or the seller in the sale of a company. Buyers and sellers have competing interests when it comes to tax advantages—what is good for the buyer is often bad for the seller and vice versa. For example, a buyer will likely
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