Logistical issues

Subsidiaries that are being spun off face many issues in readying the business for operation as a stand-alone company. The subsidiary and parent also should reach agreements on activities of the 2 parties after the spin-off in such areas as: 1. tax indemnification, 2. other indemnifications, and 3....

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Published in:Mergers & acquisitions 1996-05, Vol.30 (6), p.50
Main Authors: Hudspeth, Thomas H, Kliegman, Michael J
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Agreements
Spinoffs
Subsidiaries
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Summary:Subsidiaries that are being spun off face many issues in readying the business for operation as a stand-alone company. The subsidiary and parent also should reach agreements on activities of the 2 parties after the spin-off in such areas as: 1. tax indemnification, 2. other indemnifications, and 3. supply agreements.
ISSN:0026-0010