Inversions to the US: going against the tide? | Practical Law

Inversions to the US: going against the tide? | Practical Law

There has been a lot of attention in recent times on US inversion transactions. However, this attention, and the debate associated with it, can sometimes lose sight of the fact that there are a host of very sound, commercial, non-tax reasons why a group may seek to change their holding company structure. Indeed, there are many examples of groups that may actively seek to move their holding companies to the US.

Inversions to the US: going against the tide?

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Inversions to the US: going against the tide?

by Peter Connors and Ed Denny, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Published on 26 Mar 2015United Kingdom, USA
There has been a lot of attention in recent times on US inversion transactions. However, this attention, and the debate associated with it, can sometimes lose sight of the fact that there are a host of very sound, commercial, non-tax reasons why a group may seek to change their holding company structure. Indeed, there are many examples of groups that may actively seek to move their holding companies to the US.