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  • Editorial
    The global M&A market is resurgent; statistics for 2014 raced passed the equivalent indices for 2013, and the trajectory is accelerating as we move towards the halfway point of this year. While tax is not the reason for this activity, it is playing a key role in how the transactional market is developing in some sectors.
    March 17 2015
  • Political and economic factors continue to rock the transaction boat
    Transactional work varies from jurisdiction-to-jurisdiction with the ebb and flow of various economic cycles, but a prevailing theme across the EMEA region has been that more and more advisory firms are urging taxpayers to prepare for the impact of the OECD’s base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) action plan. Joe Stanley-Smith investigates how this is impacting key jurisdictions across the region.
    March 17 2015
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    German M&A tax landscape to change post-BEPS
    Alke Fiebig and Ann-Kristin Lochmann of PwC look at the loss forfeiture rules based on a draft decree from the Federal Ministry of Finance as well as real estate transfer tax issues and changes to the German Reorganisation Tax Act related to M&A activity
    March 17 2015
  • Rahul Mitra becomes partner of KPMG in India
    After more than 20 years with PwC, Rahul Mitra has joined KPMG India (BSR & Associates is the affiliated chartered accountant firm) as a partner in the tax & transfer pricing practice and national leader of dispute resolution and litigation for direct taxes & transfer pricing.
    March 17 2015
  • Strong Asian leadership providing confidence for M&A pickup
    Governments across the Asia-Pacific region are actively pursuing various updates to their respective tax codes, mostly aimed at incentivising multinational activity in their jurisdiction. Meredith McBride looks at how these efforts are impacting the transactional market.
    March 17 2015
  • Deals going ahead; but caution should be exercised
    Despite a resurgent global transaction market, and signs that corporate confidence on Wall Street and beyond is returning to levels not seen since the global financial crisis, challenges remain as new waves of legislation are expected at both domestic and international level throughout this year. Matthew Gilleard tracks tax transactional trends across the Americas.
    March 17 2015
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    Anti-inversion action: An analysis
    David Forst of Fenwick & West takes a technical look at what the US tax authorities are doing to reduce the benefits available under inversion.
    March 17 2015
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    Swiss tax avoidance practices in M&A transactions
    Rolf Wüthrich of burckhardt describes the legal practices used by the Swiss authorities, which taxpayers should consider when concluding Swiss share deals.
    March 17 2015
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    Making the deal work: Effective strategies for managing post-acquisition integration
    A deal may be ‘done’ when terms are agreed and dotted lines are signed, but closing the deal is only the beginning. Michael Lebovitz and Stephen Weerts of White & Case share best practices on managing the post-acquisition integration process.
    March 17 2015
  • M&A: An overview of the tax rules in Curaçao
    Emile Steevensz of Steevensz|Beckers Tax Lawyers provides a comprehensive overview of the tax rules applicable to M&A transactions in Curaçao
    March 17 2015
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