Legal and Tax Aspects of Cross Border Transactions

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Legal and Tax Aspects of Cross Border Transactions October 2018 CA PRADIP K MODI

Going Global Why... ― New markets / customers ― Leverage cost base / economies of scale ― “Learning school” / diversify knowledge base ― Competitive environment ― “First mover” advantage ― Comparative advantage ― Risk shift (volatility – most cyclical production steps to emerging economies) CA PRADIP K MODI

Going Global How... ― Greenfield investment ― Joint ventures / alliances / partnerships ― Cross-border M&A... CA PRADIP K MODI

What is “ Cross Boarder “ transaction? Cross-border M&A is a transaction involving parties, securities, substantial assets or operations located or regulated in different countries Transactions often involve more than two countries ―US multinational sells UK subsidiary to French buyer ―UK private equity firm sells investment in Chinese manufacturing assets to Indian buyer backed by US lending partners CA PRADIP K MODI

Pros and Cons of Cross Border M & A Quicker entry to market Competitive advantages ― Customer base ― Technology ― Brand names ― Distribution network Eliminate local competition Undervalued due to economic, political and/or foreign exchange conditions? CA PRADIP K MODI

Pros and Cons of Cross Border M & A Cons: Risk of overpaying Culture clash Post-merger integration Host government intervention ― Pricing ― Financing ― Employment guarantees ― Market segmentation ― Favoritism CA PRADIP K MODI

Challenges in Global M & A transaction Cross-border transactions are often more difficult to execute than domestic deals ― Language barrier ― Different legal / regulatory environment ― Need for local expertise ― Financing challenges ― Lack of experience / understanding ― Cultural issues CA PRADIP K MODI

Challenges in Global M & A transaction CA PRADIP K MODI

Challenges in Global M & A transaction INBOUND – OUTBOUND Selection of a Legal Entity While structuring a new entity in any jurisdiction, one may choose from the following options which are generally available : • Liaison Office • Branch • Wholly Owned Subsidiary • Partnership • Trusts Sole-proprietorship • Other entities CA PRADIP K MODI

Challenges in Global M & A transaction Business Structures in Global Environment: ‘Substance over Form’ Rule – Transfer pricing – Tax havens – Thin capitalization rules – Limitation of Benefits – Exchange of information – Exchange Control:   CA PRADIP K MODI

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