Tax Implications of Restructuring

Tax Implications of Restructuring

Restructuring is an act of organizing a company, business, or system in a new way to make it operate more effectively. However, in undertaking restructuring, there are tax implications. Restructuring our company requires the right fundamental framework to achieve tax efficiency.

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Undertaking restructuring in a tax-savvy approach allows our company to convert tax traps into enhanced reorganization returns. This article provides two fundamental frameworks that can serve as our strategic roadmap to efficient restructuring.

The 6 Critical Factors in Restructuring:

1. Entity form and ownership structure

2. Tax domicile, nexus, or footprint

3. Taxing system or regime

4. Tax base

5. Tax rates and incentives

6. Timing of liability

The 3 Approaches to Restructuring:

1. Optimize our company’s geographic footprint

2. Redesign our operating model to address where critical work gets done in our organization and to reorganize resources.

3. Shrink non-labor expenses through strategic supply management

Achieving growth potential requires combining restructuring efforts with right-minded tax strategies.

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