25Nov
Tax-Free Rollovers in Private M&A Transactions: LLC Asset vs. Stock Drop-Down (with Examples)
Companies with a history of consistent revenue growth and adjusted EBITDA make attractive acquisition targets for strategic and private equity buyers. Unlike a strategic buyer, which may have on hand a management team capable of operating a target company after the purchase, private equity buyers often focus on buying growing profitable companies with excellent management teams whom the fund wants to keep in place to operate the target after the purchase....
By:
Williams Mullen
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