Transaction Cost Analysis Considerations

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Presented on August 27, 2024

Harry Costin, Managing Director, Transactions Services
David Walton, Manager

Between legal fees, due diligence, structuring, investment bankers, employee bonuses, accountant fees and other expenses, the cost of a transaction can be significant to your company.

The tax law around deducting these types of costs incurred with a transaction can be complex and can have significant value in providing tax deductions to a company. View our webcast to learn more.

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