Bastian Thurneysen and Rolf Wüthrich of burckhardt cut through the thickets of Swiss law regarding the purchase and sale of branch assets under third parties and the tax implications of an intra-group restructuring.

Michael Stefanakis of Deloitte Greece addresses the hot topics that keep arising in M&A transactions in Greece.

With an increasing number of M&A deals in Israel involving a significant stock consideration element, Meir Linzen and Yuval Navot of Herzog Fox & Neeman explain the various options and their tax implications.

Aggressive tax strategies have become the norm and tax authorities are responding in kind. Uday Ved, N Krishna and Wrutuja Soni of KNAV India share their expertise on the central points.

Scott Oleson, Rajat Ranjan and Andrew Zhu of Deloitte provide a guide to the post-merger integration issues that need to be considered in China, India, Japan, South Korea, New Zealand and Southeast Asia.

Miguel Llovera, Eduardo Vivanco and Gabriela Sansores of Deloitte Spanish Latin America consider the strategic tax options available to companies after a merger or an acquisition as the region experiences an exponential rise in activity.

Lisa Li and Emma Li of KPMG China review the key developments in China’s private equity market in recent years and analyse the potential exit routes for both domestic and international funds.

With the M&A market booming, ITR has partnered with correspondents from firms around the globe to provide a guide to the deal structures being employed and tax authorities' responses.

Maria Zoupa and Daphne Cozonis of Zepos & Yannopoulos discuss some of the tax considerations usually relevant for both sellers and buyers when planning and negotiating the transactional part of such acquisitions of non-listed companies seated in Greece.