Acquiring a company’s shares means inheriting its tax history: 5 risks to watch
Buying a company’s shares means inheriting its tax history. Discover 5 risks to spot in tax due diligence before closing.
Marie-Pierre Pelletier is a transfer pricing specialist who helps multinational groups structure their cross-border transactions. She has a Master of Management Science with a Major in Applied Economics from HEC Montréal, and has acquired extensive transfer pricing determination and documentation experience.
Her assignments involve conducting economic analyses for various types of cross-border transactions, in particular tangible asset exchanges, intragroup services, intellectual property transfers, brand name utilization with royalties and financial transactions.
Additionally, Marie-Pierre participates in planning the implementation of foreign transactions and recommending transfer pricing policies to be applied.
Buying a company’s shares means inheriting its tax history. Discover 5 risks to spot in tax due diligence before closing.
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