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The other side in an M&A deal can lead to tax benefits for both

April 4, 2024

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Both parties in an M&A transaction are looking to optimize their after-tax cash flows. Often, achieving tax savings for one party could mean increasing the tax liability for the other party. Clark Schaefer Hackett Shareholder Zach Gubser, however, says that doesn’t always need to be the case.

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