Helping you navigate the tax implications of restructuring a business
Tax risks need to be considered early in the restructuring or insolvency process, so they can be identified and mitigated wherever possible. Unexpected tax liabilities can add significant costs to a transaction, and the potentially conflicting interests of stakeholders also need to be taken into account.
We can help you identify tax issues from the start, so they don’t impact your business's ability to regain a stable financial footing.
We can give you practical and timely tax advice to help you plan the restructuring
Our experience covers any situation you might face during a restructuring
We can support you with UK and international reorganisations and restructurings
We bring practical, timely tax advice alongside a genuine understanding of the commercial issues, ensuring that tax risks are mitigated and assets preserved wherever possible.
We can support you with the complex tax issues arising in a wide range of distressed or insolvent scenarios, including:
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