Understanding Transfer Pricing Rules in China and Vietnam
In practice, there are certain requirements to be aware of when dealing with transfer pricing situations in China and Vietnam.
Valuation Plays Key Role in Section 338 Elections
Sec. 338 elections take two forms: the Sec. 338 (g) election, used for foreign acquisitions, and the Sec. 338(h)(10) election, used in domestic cases.
Worthless Stock Deduction May Result in Tax Benefits
Obtaining a valuation from an independent valuation provider is essential to proving that the security has no liquidating value.
Legislation Increases Benefits of Cost Segregation Studies
By employing a cost segregation study, a significant portion of a property may be reclassified to a shorter life category.
Valuation Provides Support for International Transactions
When a company embarks on an international restructuring, it is extremely important to consider the impact of Section 367.
Valuations Provide Critical Support for Asset Acquisitions
When valuation is important for tax purposes, breakdown by legal entity is key since each has its own tax identity and related tax consequences.
Foreign Direct Investment: Tax and Valuation Considerations
In the case of a U.S. acquisition of a foreign target, it was oftentimes beneficial to make a Section 338(g) election.
Transfer Pricing Rules in Canada: An Overview
Canada, like the U.S., imposes a thorough set of documentation requirements, and imposes penalties for failure to comply.
Valuation Considerations for Acquisition Structures
A key tax consideration is whether the acquirer will be entitled to a stepped up tax basis in the assets and thus entitled to future tax deductions.
Deferral of Cancellation of Debt (COD) Income Could Result in Substantial Tax Saving
Determining the degree of insolvency is a key step since this will dictate the amount of COD income which may be excluded.