We are delighted to present to you the latest edition of the Taxand Global M&A Tax Guide, designed as a desktop guide to equip you with tax reference points relevant …
We are delighted to present to you the latest edition of the Taxand Global M&A Tax Guide, designed as a desktop guide to equip you with tax reference points relevant to mergers and acquisitions, including recent local tax measures and developments.
The global M&A environment has proved remarkably robust considering the geopolitical and economic turbulence of the past year. Indeed, M&A has continued to thrive in 2022, with deal pipelines remaining healthy and volumes holding at USD1.01 trillion.
Furthermore, the substantial levels of “dry powder” available to buyout funds will continue to contribute to a push for global M&A, even in the face of rising interest rates, giving us reasons to remain optimistic about the foreseeable future.
So, we are delighted to present the latest edition of the Taxand Global M&A Tax Guide to equip you with tax reference points relevant to mergers and acquisitions, including recent local tax developments.
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