US Exit Tax by Basswood Counsel
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Understanding U.S. Exit Tax

As the global landscape becomes more interconnected, the financial and political implications of renouncing U.S. citizenship or permanent resident status have taken on new significance. In recent years, growing economic pressures, changing tax laws, and the increasingly complex nature of international finance have prompted a rising number of Americans to consider expatriation or relinquishing their green cards. The political climate in the U.S. adds a layer of complexity to this decision. With this decision comes a lesser-known but critical financial reality—the U.S. Exit Tax.

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2025 Tax Deadlines

Navigate tax season smoothly with our guide to the 2025 tax deadlines. Stay ahead and avoid unnecessary penalties.

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Talking M&A Series

Welcome to the first article in our series on mergers and acquisitions (M&A). At Basswood Counsel, we aim to explain the M&A process in a straightforward and practical manner for business owners, boards, and executives.

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Basswood Counsel Mergers and Acquisitions Newsletter
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Does the Complicated Acquisition Structure Always Work or Is It More Hassle for No Benefit?

The tax implications of mergers and acquisitions are complicated and to get the right result requires tax professionals who understand the nuances of the tax classifications of the companies involved. Even if big law firms are involved, sometimes the transactions get more complicated than required even though the tax implications are no different then if the transaction occurred as originally planned under the simplified structure.

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Membership Interest for Services and Purchaser’s Tax Liability
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Membership Interest for Services and Purchaser’s Tax Liability

The after-tax proceeds of the sale of a business is of the utmost importance to sellers. Too often sellers agree to holdbacks or a reduction in purchase price for alleged tax issues raised by the purchaser during due diligence where the purchaser bears no actual risk.

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