What Is a Tax Inversion?
A tax inversion involves a corporate deal between a U.S. corporation and a foreign corporation. For this purpose, the foreign corporation purchases the U.S. corporation. These deals sometimes involve a purchase of the U.S. corporation’s stock and assets. After the deal, the U.S. corporation’s shareholders become shareholders of the foreign corporation. The U.S. corporation then continues its operations as before but with key tax and sometimes other legal benefits.
Source: U.S. Corporate Tax Inversions Explained
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