Brexit and cross-border reorganizations German tax risks by Johannes Frey, Florian Schmid, James Anderson and Alex Jupp
Contributor(s): Frey, Johannes
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In this article, the authors examine the tax consequences of Brexit on cross-border reorganizations involving Germany and the United Kingdom. They consider whether tax-neutral reorganizations will be possible after Brexit and also evaluate the potential for retroactive taxation of some reorganizations that occurred in the past seven years.
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