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  • Forst
    US companies leading M&A surge despite Treasury action to limit transactional options
    David Forst and Jim Fuller of Fenwick & West summarise numerous developments in the US M&A tax landscape after a record year for dealmaking – driven by healthcare and technology industries – which puts 2015 on par with 2007 numbers, adjusted for inflation.
    March 18 2016
  • Gu
    A new era for M&A tax in China
    The 2015 enhancements to China’s restructuring tax relief rules, the challenging new indirect offshore disposal rules in SAT Announcement 7, developments in financial instrument tax classification and the revamped tax treaty relief procedures are the focus of this article by KPMG’s John Gu, State Shi, Josephine Jiang, Chris Mak and Yvette Chan.
    March 18 2016
  • Wuthrich
    New Swiss practice for net wealth taxation of shares in start-ups
    Rolf Wüthrich and Noëmi Kunz-Schenk of burckhardt provide an update on the new Swiss approach to net wealth taxation of shares in start-ups.
    March 18 2016
  • Editorial
    The resurgence of the global M&A market continues as total deal values topped $4 trillion in 2015 – a record-breaking year on par with 2007, if not surpassing it once inflation is factored in.
    March 18 2016
  • Edge
    UK M&A – continued encouraging signs despite tax-driven instability
    Steve Edge and James Hume of Slaughter and May look at M&A perceptions from the UK, highlighting areas of tax uncertainty despite continued resurgence in dealmaking activity.
    March 18 2016
  • Download
    Mergers and Acquisitions is available as a downloadable pdf.
    March 18 2016
  • germany
    German tax law changes impacting M&A
    Alke Fiebig and Ann-Kristin Lochmann of PwC analyse recent changes in German tax law and several court decisions which are expected to have significant impact on the daily M&A tax practice. They also provide an update on BEPS developments in Germany.
    March 18 2016
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    Aligning inside basis with outside basis: Canada’s post-acquisition bump tool
    François Auger and Julia Wang of Blake, Cassels & Graydon explore recent M&A-related developments in Canadian tax law aimed at clarifying and expanding the use of the corporate tax ‘bump’ tool.
    March 18 2016
  • Lebovitz
    M&A and BEPS: Managing for new uncertainties and risks
    Michael Lebovitz and Stephen Weerts of White & Case unpick how the recommendations from the OECD BEPS Action Plan, and EU state aid investigations, are likely to change the world of M&A.
    March 18 2016
  • EU to announce ‘VAT Action Plan’ on March 23 - preview
    The European Union (EU) will publish is VAT Action Plan, designed to update VAT in key areas, next Wednesday, March 23 2016.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, March 18 2016
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