Mergers and acquisitions are well accepted strategies for corporate growth by companies seeking to achieve economies of scale, increase market share, and diversify product range.
Many high profile mergers and acquisitions have caught our attention in the last few months.
One of them is the Hutch-Vodafone deal.
However, like all significant corporate transactions, acquisitions bring with them a large number of regulatory requirements and tax implications. Tax laws can do much to encourage or constrict these transactions.
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Jasman Boparai is an associate at Titus & Co, Advocates and may be contacted at jasmanboparai@titus-india.com.
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