This presentation was prepared by Interlaw member firms and provides an overview of the tax policy measures implemented to cope with Covid-19 emergency as at April 2020 in the following jurisdictions: Singapore, France, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Malta, the UK, the USA, Canada, Brazil, Argentina and the UAE.
It is not to be relied on as legal or tax advice.
Disclaimer: This update is provided to you for general information and should not be relied upon as legal advice.
CNPLaw’s Corporate Restructuring Lawyer
Companies periodically assess and deliberate ways to improve their financial results, and one way of achieving this may be through a successful corporate restructuring exercise, undertaken pursuant to the applicable laws.
A corporate restructuring exercise may involve the acquisition, disposal, consolidation or amalgamation of assets or shares. Other reasons that may compel a company to restructure may be to prepare the company for a sale, merger or management buyout. In almost all cases, legal and financial reasons will dictate the approach and outcome.
By leveraging on our corporate and insolvency law practices within the firm, we aim to help clients achieve their restructuring objectives by offering strategic advance planning, assessing the possible business outcomes and legal restrictions, and managing the interests of the stakeholders involved, namely the shareholders, creditors, customers, and employees.
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