Undertaking M&A and restructures in an uncertain tax reform landscape
Published Date: 1 Aug 2024
Tax certainty plays a key role in mergers and acquisitions, and restructuring activities in Australia. In the authors’ view, tax uncertainty can disproportionately influence commercial decisions, potentially jeopardising economically viable transactions. In this article, the authors test the pervasiveness of tax uncertainty, both in recent legal and administrative developments, and in areas of the law that have not recently changed, and consider the role of the ATO in managing or contributing to tax uncertainty (as the case may be).
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- Published By: Michael Carroll, Cameron Blackwood ATI
- Published On:1 Aug 2024
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