11Oct
Spin-offs Unraveled: Complex ‘IPOs’ With a Sophisticated Tax Overlay - Key Considerations When Spinning Off a Business Segment or Division
In a spin-off, a public company separates one or more of its businesses into new, publicly traded companies. For the public company that initiates it, a spin-off can achieve a number of critical business and financial objectives, including:...
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Latham & Watkins LLP
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