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7 October 2019

Dealology – Purchase Price & Post-Closing Liability Tax Factors (Video)

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The purchase price in a private deal is never the headline number you first read about.
United States Corporate/Commercial Law
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The purchase price in a private deal is never the headline number you first read about. It gets adjusted for a variety of factors, including tax considerations. Negotiating post-closing liability and indemnities also must take tax into account. In this video, Eric Schwartzman and Alexander Lee discuss purchase price and post-closing liabilities as they relate to:

  • Sales & use tax
  • Payroll tax
  • Deferred revenue
  • Representation & warranty insurance interacting with tax indemnity claims

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