Reporting by Krystal Hu in New York; Additional reporting by Joshua Franklin in New York, edited by Greg Roumeliotis and Richard PullinOur Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. Deal proceeds are not taxable at the corporate level in the United States as long as stock makes up at least 40% of the purchase price consideration. Deal proceeds are not taxable at the corporate level in the United States as long as stock makes up at least 40% of the purchase price consideration. While an all-stock or cash-and-stock deal may dilute the shareholders of the acquirer through the issuance of new shares, it reduces the risk of it overpaying because it hinges more on the relative valuation of the two companies, rather than the absolute valuation of the target, investment bankers said. While an all-stock or cash-and-stock deal may dilute the shareholders of the acquirer through the issuance of new shares, it reduces the risk of it overpaying because it hinges more on the relative valuation of the two companies, rather than the absolute valuation of the target, investment bankers said.
The deal for which you are paid is called an "under-payment" on the stock market.
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The deal for which you are paid is called an " under - payment " on the stock market .
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