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Typo Leads to Legal Dispute: Stock Seller Sues Buyer for Tax Refund for Target’s Pre-Closing Operations

Explore a legal case where a simple typo in an acquisition agreement led to a complex dispute. Learn about the conflict, the legal arguments, and the court’s decision in Heritage Handoff Holdings, LLC v. Fontanella. July 10, 2020 Introduction: Acquisition

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S Corporation Stock Sale: Tax Implications You Shouldn’t Miss

Explore the tax intricacies of S corporation stock sales in this informative M&A legal blog. Understand the implications, including IRC section 1377 elections, through a real-life case study. Gain insights for your M&A transactions. M&A Stories March 27, 2019 Introduction:

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Seller of golf company battles buyer over right to $16.6 million VAT receivables as tax credit

In late 2010, Seller decided to sell Target (a wholly-owned subsidiary engaged in the manufacture and distribution of golf products, including Titleist-brand golf clubs, balls and tees and Footjoy-brand golf shoes) by way of auction. The eventual winning bidder was

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