Tax Issues in Corporate Mergers & Acquisitions: Part 1
Authored by Jennifer Kowal
About this Course
Topics covered include:
Treatment of taxable asset acquisitions, including effects on basis;
Consequences of taxable stock acquisitions;
Requirements for various types of tax free reorganizations under section 368 of the IRC;
Tax-free split-off's, spin-off's and split ups;
Capitalization of transaction costs;
Tax treatment of escrow accounts and earn outs;
Corporate tax attributes including NOLs and tax credits;
Stock salve vs. asset sale.
Upon completing this course, you should be able to:
Explain the tax treatment of taxable stock acquisitions and taxable asset acquisitions and the reason one may be preferred;
Identify requirements of various types of tax-free reorganizations;
Describe situations involving tax-free split-offs and spin-offs;
Familiarity with corporate tax attribute carryover rules;
Differentiate true statements with respect to Section 338 deemed as an asset sale;
Recognize judicial doctrines serve to prevent transactions that resemble sales from qualifying for non-recognition treatment as a corporate reorganization;
Identify characteristics of the various types of reorganization;
Describe types of assets for purposes of purchase price allocation with the most liquidity.
$ 51.00
Course is unavailable for purchase.
NASBA Field of Study
Accounting
Level
Intermediate
CPE Credits
4.0
Prerequisites
Basic experience with corporate mergers and acquisitions.
Last Updated
07/03/2018
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