Wilson Sonsini's tax practice represents both companies and funds in conjunction with the mergers and acquisitions practice, which involves a wide range of domestic and international transactions, such as public and private acquisitions, buyouts, corporate restructurings, spinoffs, and recapitalizations.
Several of our tax attorneys have been recognized among the leading practitioners in their field by such sources as Chambers USA and The National Law Journal.
Wilson Sonsini’s tax practice encompasses all areas of U.S. federal and UK tax law for technology, life sciences, and growth enterprises at all stages of development. The firm provides representation to companies and funds in conjunction with its mergers and acquisitions practice, which involves a wide range of U.S., UK and cross-border transactions, including public and private acquisitions, management and leveraged buyouts, corporate restructurings, spinoffs, recapitalizations, and joint ventures.
In addition, the team counsels clients on domestic and international tax planning for corporate transactions, including equity and debt financings, IPOs and tender or exchange offers, and advises founders, investors, and companies regarding the “qualified small business stock” exemption under Section 1202 of the Internal Revenue Code.
Wilson Sonsini’s tax practice encompasses all areas of U.S. federal and UK tax law for technology, life sciences, and growth enterprises at all stages of development. The firm provides representation to companies and funds in conjunction with its mergers and acquisitions practice, which involves a wide range of U.S., UK and cross-border transactions, including public and private acquisitions, management and leveraged buyouts, corporate restructurings, spinoffs, recapitalizations, and joint ventures.
In addition, the team counsels clients on domestic and international tax planning for corporate transactions, including equity and debt financings, IPOs and tender or exchange offers, and advises founders, investors, and companies regarding the “qualified small business stock” exemption under Section 1202 of the Internal Revenue Code.