Restructuring Tax
Service
Restructuring transactions require careful tax planning to mitigate risks, optimise financial outcomes, and ensure compliance with evolving regulatory frameworks. Our Restructuring Tax services provide expert guidance on the tax aspects of corporate reorganisations, debt restructurings, insolvencies, and cross-border transactions.
Expertise in Debt Restructuring & Workouts
We offer tailored tax advisory solutions to help businesses navigate the complexities of financial distress and restructuring, including:
Addressing tax implications related to debt modifications, write-offs, and debt-for-equity swaps to minimise liabilities.
Structuring tax-efficient reorganisations to align with business objectives while complying with legal and regulatory requirements.
Advising on tax-efficient strategies for insolvencies, asset disposals, and creditor settlements to preserve value.
Maximising the use of tax attributes such as net operating losses and tax credits during restructuring processes.
Managing Cross-Border Restructuring Tax Challenges
International restructuring transactions require a strategic approach to ensure compliance and tax efficiency across multiple jurisdictions. Our services include:
Designing restructuring transactions that satisfy legal and tax requirements in multiple jurisdictions.
Managing cross-border tax risks associated with intercompany transactions and debt restructurings.
Ensuring adherence to global tax treaties and regulatory requirements to minimise double taxation.
Compliance & Risk Management in Restructuring
The tax implications of restructuring can be complex, requiring proactive planning and compliance management. We assist with:
Ensuring compliance with tax reporting obligations related to restructuring, insolvency, and debt modifications.
Identifying and addressing potential tax risks arising from restructuring transactions.
Providing tax support in discussions with lenders, regulators, and tax authorities to achieve favourable outcomes.
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