Tax
Oct. 5, 1999
Easing the Burden
The net operating losses of a target company are often its most valuable possessions. But the acquiring company must structure the deal carefully to fully take advantage of these tax benefits.
By Stephen P. Milner
Sooner or later, every tax professional will be asked whether an acquiring company can use a target company's net operating losses. In fact, the NOLs of a target company are often it's most valuable asset.
In real dollars, since the maximum federal...
Sooner or later, every tax professional will be asked whether an acquiring company can use a target company's net operating losses. In fact, the NOLs of a target company are often it's most valuable asset.
In real dollars, since the maximum federal...
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