Navigating The Challenges Of Cross-Border M&A Transactions

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Last month, Alexander Lee and Maureen O'Brien joined with Rob Wellner from Velocity Global to discuss the tax and employee benefits complications that arise in cross-border transactions.
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Last month, Alexander Lee and Maureen O'Brien joined with Rob Wellner from Velocity Global to discuss the tax and employee benefits complications that arise in cross-border transactions. Key points discussed:

  • Complex tax structures must be considered and understood
  • Transfers of employment may be governed by different statutes in each affected jurisdiction
  • Purchasers may not be ready to provide employment, payroll and benefits on the closing date without significant pre-closing work

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Navigating The Challenges Of Cross-Border M&A Transactions

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