Mergers and acquisitions tax services
Our team of professionals is ready to help you tackle your most common tax challenges.
Donʼt let your deals get held up by tax issues
Find answers to complex tax questions surrounding merger and acquisition (M&A) activities.
Managing challenges around M&A and restructuring transactions is a balancing act. You have to weigh strategic, operational, tax, and other types of risks before determining how to move forward.
But balancing the risks begs the question: How can you make good decisions on the best way to proceed if you aren’t fully aware of what all of the issues are?
The answer: You find people who understand those risks because they’ve worked through them many times before and have worked with corporate stakeholders in all kinds of transactions, including buy-side, sell-side, restructuring, and private equity.
Our broad M&A experience can help you make smarter deals
Crowe specialists can work with you on tax issues throughout the deal life cycle, from due diligence to post-close actions. We can evaluate the technical details of the tax issues involved in your transactions – and provide you with strategic, practical, and actionable solutions.
We also can present different options on how to move forward based on your unique circumstances and acceptable levels of risk. And, we have extensive experience working through challenging situations such as bankruptcies and distressed companies.
Your M&A and restructuring transactions activities can run more smoothly with our technical tax expertise.
Ways we can help
When it comes to tax issues in M&A and restructuring transactions, you can leave the intricate details to us.
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The recent Keysight decision invalidates a Treasury GILTI regime regulation, holding that the agency lacked statutory authority to issue the rule.
The Tax Court invalidated the extraordinary disposition regulations, holding that Treasury cannot limit the Section 245A dividends-received deduction.
Learn how new QPP guidance can help manufacturers accelerate tax deductions for eligible facilities, improve cash flow, and plan ahead for projects.
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Need a guide to help you see the challenges ahead? As mergers and acquisitions tax specialists, we know the terrain, we’re accessible and easy to work with, and we get into the details to deliver as much value as possible to our clients.
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