@eyemightbewrong I could be wrong of course. Interesting question either way. Wonder about trade-offs between taking rebates vs tax savings on higher cogs
@eyemightbewrong If the hurdle is met, then COGs reduced by amount of the rebate (assuming these are COGs items you’re talking about). For (b), GAAP rules say that you can allocate the rebate as it is earned (before it’s paid), as long as the rebate amount is “probable and reasonably estimable”
@RandolphDuke7@seandsweeney Low cost* / high consumer appreciation is the formula for above market quality. Get the bigger fridge.
*(scale is expensive)
This webinar provides an overview of structural considerations for investment funds in both the U.S. and Canada.
Highly recommended for any of my friends interested in asset management.
Our July 16 webinar issues relating to raise institutional capital in the U.S. and Canada. Ron S. Geffner of Sadis & Goldberg LLP with #McMillanLLP’s Leila Rafi and Jason Chertin. #fundmanagement Recording and presentation materials here: https://t.co/lH464cphf2
“Buyers are more likely to consider constructs such as reverse termination fees to mitigate against financing risk.”
Lots of buyer trepidation. Access to reliable financing will be key for reviving M&A activity.
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