When navigating the complex landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), understanding the associated tax issues and opportunities is crucial for ensuring an effective and efficient transaction.

Tax considerations are not merely a compliance issue – they are a strategic component that can shape the structure, timing and financial outcome of a deal.

By proactively addressing the tax considerations connected to a deal, companies and shareholders alike can optimise their tax positions, mitigate unforeseen liabilities, and enhance the overall efficiency of the transaction. A well-considered approach to tax can be the difference between a good deal and a great one.

Tax considerations through the lifecycle of a deal
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Tax considerations through the lifecycle of a deal

This report explores the key tax considerations that arise throughout the lifecycle of a typical M&A transaction, from initial planning through to final stages of execution.

 

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About the author

Mark has over 20 years of experience in tax advisory and compliance work, which he has developed during his time in both Perth and Sydney with Grant Thornton, and before that, with a Big 4 accounting firm. He has particular experience in the energy and resources, mining support services and technology sectors and holds a leadership role within the Grant Thornton Energy & Resources industry group.
Mark Trewhella
Mark Trewhella
Partner - Corporate Tax