Anatomy of a Busted Tax Rescue Transaction

For many years, there were companies out there that marketed a service to tax professionals to help their corporate clients with large tax liabilities. I remember receiving solicitations to think of them if I came across companies that could benefit from their services. The bare bones of a typical transaction involved a C corporation that had sold assets for a gain or otherwise incurred a large amount of income (or expected this to happen in the near future). The rescue company would purchase the sale of the stock of the company, either with rescue company funds, funds from a lender, or possibly from the target company itself…

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