The Real Tax Benefits Of Inverting To Canada

Law360, New York (September 3, 2014, 10:15 AM EDT) -- On Aug. 26, Burger King announced that it entered into an agreement to acquire Tim Hortons Inc., the Canadian coffee and doughnut chain, in a transaction that will be structured as an "inversion" (i.e., Burger King will become a subsidiary of a Canadian parent corporation). The deal is expected to close in 2014 or 2015. The agreement values Tim Hortons at approximately $11 billion, which represents a 30 percent premium over Tim Hortons' Aug. 22 closing stock price....

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