Webcast
Carve-outs are a hot topic of discussion. These transactions can generate significant value in both the remaining and the carved-out businesses and are complex from a tax and legal perspective. In this series of Dbriefs we explore key aspects of the transaction lifecycle, with a focus on corporation tax, VAT, employment taxes, and legal matters.
The first session of this Dbrief-series addresses the main tax and legal considerations when preparing for and executing these transactions - and also highlights some common pitfalls, which if not identified early enough may result in:
- Missed opportunities for tax synergies
- Significant value erosion arising from lack of planning and poor execution
- Unforeseen operational challenges resulting in an inability to conduct the separated business from day one
Later Dbriefs will cover specific topics, such as transitional service agreements and transfer pricing, finance and treasury in more detail.
Read more about the EMEA Dbriefs programme on our website.
Your Contact
Dr. Michael von Rüden, LL.M. (USA)
Michael joined Deloitte Legal in 2005 and is a partner and head of the service line M&A based in Dusseldorf. Michael advises clients in complex national and international transactions and joint ventures as well as corporate law matters across a wide range of industries. He frequently advises private equity clients. Michael combines a strong economic and target-oriented approach with an in-depth understanding of the current M&A environment and the specific needs of his clients. Clients describe him as creative, pragmatic, thoughtful and versed in all Corporate/M&A matters. Languages: German, English.
