taxation of international mergers and acquisitions
"Taxation of international mergers and acquisitions" refers to the legal and financial considerations related to taxing multinational companies when they engage in cross-border transactions involving the merger or acquisition of other companies. It involves examining the tax implications, such as potential changes in tax rates, tax incentives, transfer pricing, and tax residency, to ensure compliance and optimize the tax position of the involved parties.
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