Mergers & Acquisitions Tax Services
Companies planning mergers, acquisitions or divestments of businesses face many hurdles. How should an acquisition, merger or disposal be planned, structured and executed? What are the most suitable acquisition and financing vehicles? How can non-core parts of a business be divested efficiently? All these questions, and many more, must be answered by companies preparing such transactions whether in their home country or cross-border.
KPMG Czech Republic’s Mergers & Acquisitions tax practice is part of a worldwide network of experienced Mergers & Acquisitions tax professionals positioned to help companies dealing with both domestic and cross-border transactions.
In particular, we provide services in the following areas:Tax due diligence
Tax structuring advice
Vendor assistance
Post-acquisition integration
Private equity
Czech Republic - Taxation of Cross-Borders Mergers and Acquisitions 2008 Edition
Companies planning mergers, acquisitions or divestments of businesses face many hurdles. How should an acquisition, merger or disposal be planned, structured and executed? What are the most suitable acquisition and financing vehicles? How can non-core parts of a business be divested efficiently? All these questions, and many more, must be answered by companies preparing such transactions whether in their home country or cross-border.
KPMG Czech Republic’s Mergers & Acquisitions tax practice is part of a worldwide network of experienced Mergers & Acquisitions tax professionals positioned to help companies dealing with both domestic and cross-border transactions.
In particular, we provide services in the following areas:
Czech Republic - Taxation of Cross-Borders Mergers and Acquisitions 2008 Edition
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Czech law contains a variety of special provisions applying to mergers and acquisitions in areas such as company law, competition, environmental protection, accounting, and tax. Unlike many jurisdictions, however, the Czech Republic did not have detailed
tax legislation dealing with mergers and acquisitions before European Union accession (1 May 2004), when legislation enacting the EU Mergers Directive
came into effect. Even after the enactment of these provisions, which in general simply repeat the terms of the directive, the accounting rules on reorganizations and acquisitions tend to determine many aspects of the tax effects. Download |
