Tax considerations for financing and refinancing transactions in turbulent times Jiyeon Lee-Lim, Joseph M. Kronsnoble, Cheryl M. Coe and Jocelyn F. Noll
Contributor(s): Lee Lim, Jiyeon
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ArticleSubject(s): LIQUIDEZ INTERNACIONAL | DEUDA PUBLICA | INVERSIONES | IMPUESTOSOnline resources: Click here to access online
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Journal of Taxation of Investments v. 37, n. 4, Summer 2020, p. 3-21Summary: Cash management, preservation of liquidity, and execution of committed fi nancings are of paramount importance during periods of market uncertainty, but volatile market conditions also
present a unique opportunity for borrowers or private equity funds with available cash to purchase debt at a discount. This article discusses key U.S. federal income tax considerations that arise in connection with the modification, purchase, and repurchase of debt, and offers practical takeaways.
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Cash management, preservation of liquidity, and execution of committed fi nancings are of paramount importance during periods of market uncertainty, but volatile market conditions also
present a unique opportunity for borrowers or private equity funds with available cash to purchase debt at a discount. This article discusses key U.S. federal income tax considerations that arise in connection with the modification, purchase, and repurchase of debt, and offers practical takeaways.
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